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CLIMATIC AND GEOGRAPHIC DESIGN CRITERIA
GROUND
SNOW
LOAD
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WIND
SPEED
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SEISMIC
DESIGN
CATEGORY
SUBJECT TO DAMAGE FROM
WEATHERING
FROST LINE
DEPTH
TERMITE DECAY
WINTER
DESIGN
TEMP
ICE SHIELD
UNDERLAY
REQUIRED
FLOOD
HAZARD
BUILDING CODE COMPLIANCE
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- Attention CA, OR, WA, and NV residents: Our house plans do not meet Earthquake Seismic/Wind
code requirements.
- Attention GA, SC, and NC Coastal residents: Plans may have to be engineered to meet local
Hurricane/Wind codes.
- Attention AL, AZ, CO, CT, DE, FL, ID, LA, MD, MA, MN, NV, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PN, UT, and VA
residents: Plans may have to be engineered to meet local building codes. Please call your local
building department before placing order.
Some cities and states now require that a licensed architect or engineer review and "seal" a blueprint,
or officially approve it, prior to construction. Prior to application for a building permit or the start of
actual construction, we strongly advise that you consult your local building official who can tell you if
such a review is required.
HOUSE AREAS
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COVER PAGE
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
MI
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ARCHITECTURAL
A-00-1 GENERAL NOTES
A-00-2 LEED-H RATING SYSTEM CHECKLIST
A-00-3 NAHB GREEN BUILDING STANDARD
A-01-1 ELEVATIONS
A-01-2 ELEVATIONS
A-02-1 ENTRY LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
A-02-2 UPPER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
A-03-1 BUILDING SECTION
A-04-1 DETAILS 1
A-04-2 DETAILS 2
A-04-3 DETAILS 3
A-04-4 DETAILS 4
A-05-1 FOUNDATION PLAN
A-05-2 ENTRY LEVEL FLOOR FRAMING PLAN
A-05-3 UPPER LEVEL FLOOR FRAMING PLAN
A-05-4 ROOF FRAMING PLAN
A-06-1 WINDOW SHADING DETAILS
ELECTRICAL
E-01-1 ELECTRICAL PLANS
CONDITIONED
CRAWL SPACE:
SUB LEVEL:
ENTRY LEVEL:
UPPER LEVEL:
TOTAL:
UN-CONDITIONED
GARAGE:
BASEMENT:
ATTIC:
DECK/PATIO:
TOTAL:
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1344 SF
2688 SF
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GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
1. Owner / Client Responsibilities: Reference is made throughout these General Notes to
responsibilities and standards of care to be fulfilled by those providing services in the development and
construction of this project. Owner / Client shall be responsible for adherence to those requirements by the
Owner, Builder, Developer, General Contractor, Subcontractors and other professional Consultants not
retained by the Designer.
2. Builder's Set: The scope of this set of plans is to provide a builder's set of construction
documents and general notes hereinafter referred to as plans. After formal review and approval
by a licensed engineer and or architect, this set of plans is sufficient to obtain a building permit;
however, all materials and methods of construction necessary to complete the project are not
necessarily described. The plans delineate and describe only locations, dimensions, types of
materials and general methods of assembling or fastening. The FreeGreen Specification book
received with this plan set specifies the particular products or materials recommended for this
home design. The implementation of these plans requires an Owner/ Client/ Contractor thoroughly
knowledgeable with the applicable building codes and methods of construction specific to this
product type and type of construction.
3. Building Maintenance: The exposed materials used in the construction of this project will
deteriorate as the completed project ages unless properly and routinely maintained. Owner /
Client shall provide or cause the development of a plan to keep these exposed materials
protected and maintained.
4. Codes: All construction shall comply with the most stringent requirements of all current applicable
city, county, state and federal laws, rules, codes, ordinances and regulations. If the General
Contractor or any Subcontractor performs any work in conflict with the above mentioned laws,
rules, codes, ordinances and regulations, then the contractor in violation shall bear all costs of
repair arising out of the non - conforming work.
5. Permits: The general building permit and plan check shall be secured and paid for by Owner
/Client. All others permits shall be secured and paid for by the Subcontractor directly responsible.
6. Insurance: The General Contractor and every Subcontractor performing work or providing
services and/ or materials for the work are required to purchase and maintain in force All Risk
Builders Insurance prior to commencement of the work and/ or furnishing labor, services and
materials. Each All Risk policy shall be in an amount sufficient to cover the replacement value
of the work being performed and/ or the labor, services and materials being supplied by the
General Contractor, Subcontractors, Designer, and all professional Consultants.
7. Insurance: Owner/ Client shall cause the General Contractor and every Subcontractor performing
work or providing services and / or materials for the work to purchase and maintain General
Liability Insurance.
8. Named Products: The Designer makes no guarantee for products identified by trade name or
manufacturer.
9. Scope: The General Contractor and Subcontractors shall furnish all labor, equipment, and material
indicated on the plans and reasonably inferred or required by the applicable codes.
10. Substitution: Substitutions of specific materials or products listed on the FreeGreen Specification
Sheet shall not be made without written authorization by Owner/ Client. The General Contractor
and any Subcontractor shall not make the structural substitutions or changes without prior written
authorization fromthe structural engineer.
11. Changes: Any addition, deletion, or change in the scope of the work described by the plans
shall be by written change order only. Any approval fromthe building official for a change in the
work shall be the responsibility of the General Contractor.
12. Intention: The General Contractor shall ensure that all labor, materials, equipment and
transportation shall be included in the work for complete execution of the project. The Designer
shall not be responsible for the means and methods of construction.
13. Review of Drawings: The General Contractor and all Subcontractors shall review the full content
of the plans for discrepancies and omissions prior to commencement of work. The General
Contractor and all Subcontractors shall be responsible for any work not in conformance with the
plans or in conflict with any code.
14. Use of the Drawings: Dimensions take precedence over scaled measurements. Details and
sections on the drawings are shown at specific locations and are intended to show general
requirements throughout. Details noted typical imply all like conditions treated similarly, unless
noted otherwise. The architectural details shown are intended to further illustrate the visual design
concept and the minimumrecommended weather protection for this project. Building code
requirements, structural considerations, trade association manuals and publications and product
manufacturer's written instructions shall also be considered in order to complete the construction
of the details, and in some cases may supercede the details.
15. Approved Drawings: The General Contractor shall be responsible for coordinating the work
between the different Subcontractors and requiring all Subcontractors to use the most current
building department approved set of plans.
16. Cutting and Patching: All Subcontractors shall do their own cutting, fitting, patching, etc. to make
the several parts come together properly and fit it to receive the work of other trades.
17. Clean up: All trades shall, at all times, keep the premises free fromaccumulation of waste
materials or rubbish caused by their work. Subcontractors shall remove all rubbish, tools,
scaffolding and surplus materials and leave the job in a broom- clean condition. All fixtures,
equipment, glazing, floors, etc., shall be left clean and ready for occupancy upon completion of
the project.
18. Storage of Materials: The General Contractor and Subcontractors shall be responsible for storing
the materials on the site according to material suppliers' or manufacturers' instructions. The
materials shall be kept secure and protected frommoisture, pests, and vandals. Any loss arising
out of materials stored at the site shall be the responsibility of the General Contractor or
Subcontractor who stored the damaged or lost materials.
ROUGH CARPENTRY:
1. Framing:
A. Blocking and Bridging:
(1) Stud Walls: Per applicable building code. Full height walls shall have continuous
studs frombottomto top plate.
(2) Ceiling Joists: Per applicable building code. Use solid bridging.
(3) Backing: Provide solid backing at all pendant or surface - mounted electrical
fixtures, rails, grab bars, bath accessories, etc.
B. Fire stopping: Per applicable building code.
C. Stud Walls: Per applicable building code. All studs to have full bearing on plate. All studs
to be at 16 O.C. unless noted otherwise. Studs to be sized per requirements of code.
D. Use continuous, full height studs in accordance with the highest standard of construction
and framing practices.
E. All angled walls to be at 45 degrees unless noted otherwise
F. Built up roofs, waterproof balcony decks and exterior horizontal areas are to be framed
with slope to ensure water drainage without ponding.
G. Provide crickets as indicated and as necessary for proper water drainage and to redirect
channeled or run off water away fromvertical surfaces.
H. Provide blocking where required to provide uniformsurface where flush joists and beams
are different depths.
I. Use mitered joints at fascia splices.
J. Unless otherwise noted, all dimensions to exterior walls are given frominside or outside
face of rough framing. All dimensions to interior partitions are given fromcenterline of
rough framing.
K. Align bottomof all adjacent window and door headers, unless noted otherwise on framing
plan.
2. Trusses:
A. The General Contractor shall have City/ County approved truss plans on the job site prior
to foundation inspection. The Truss Manufacturer shall submit calculations, shop
drawings, details, bridging and erection bracing signed by a registered Engineer to the
Building Department and Structural Engineer, for their review prior to fabrication.
B. Truss manufactures shall provide members of adequate bearing area in such a width to
insure against over - stressing of supporting timber, multiple joists, girders and plates or
provide bearing plates and details to do same.
C. The General Contractor shall coordinate with the Truss Manufacturer, Framing, Electrical,
Plumbing and Mechanical Contractors at fire protected areas to maintain required fire
protection without penetrations unless allowed by code and local jurisdiction.
FINISH CARPENTRY:
1. Scope:
A. Furnish and install all finish carpentry complete, including trim, door frames, paneling and
shelving.
B. Installation of finish hardware, bath accessories, cabinet pulls, etc.
2. Workmanship:
A. All joints shall be tight and true and securely fastened. Corners shall be neatly mitered,
butted, or coped, with nails set and surfaces free of tool marks.
B. Wood work shall be accurately scribed to fit adjoining surfaces.
C. All work shall be machined or hand sanded, sharp edges and splinters removed, and
completely prepared for finish.
D. Full length continuous boards shall be used wherever applicable or specifically noted.
3. Fitting and Hanging Doors:
A. Each door shall be accurately cut, trimmed, and fitted to its respective frame and
hardware with due allowance for painter's finishes.
B. Clearance at the lock and hanging stiles and at the top shall not exceed 1/8. Clearance
at the bottomshall be adjusted for finish floor covering.
C. Lock stile edges shall be beveled.
D. Door shall operate freely, but not loosely, without sticking or binding, without hinge bound
conditions, and with all hardware properly adjusted and functioning.
4. Materials:
A. Door frames: Frames shall be set plumb and true, rigidly secured, and protected during
the course of construction.
B. Door Stops and Casing: Size and profile as selected by Owner/ Client.
C. Exterior Trim: Refer to drawings for exterior trimmaterial & sizes. For wood, medium
dencity overlay (MDO) or fiber cement, all cut sides/faces/edges must be primed and
painted. If specific product brand is specified on drawings, see manufacturers
specifications and installation instructions.
D. Interior Trim:
(1) Interior Rails: Clear material, finished to match casework.
(2) Window Trim: 1x clear wood to match casework or as noted in drawings (verify
with Owner/Client).
(3) Base Boards: As noted in drawings or approved by Owner/Client.
INSULATION:
1. Installation:
A. Thermal Insulation: Install insulation between joists, below all roof surfaces, and areas
including any vertical wall areas separating living spaces fromunconditioned space and
between studs at all exterior walls. Insulation shall be securely installed and tightly fitted
without compressing the normal Loft thickness. Provide insulation stops/ baffles as
required to prevent obstruction of vents.
B. Sound insulation: Install insulation between studs, securely and tightly fitted at walls as
indicated on drawings.
C. Plumbing insulation: All domestic hot water piping shall have R-4 insulation. Insulation
shall be properly installed on all piping elbows to adequately insulate the 90 degree bend.
D. The General Contractor and Subcontractors shall be responsible for storing the materials
on the site according to material supplier's or manufacturers' instructions. The materials
shall be kept secure and protected frommoisture.
2. Materials:
A. At a minimum, all insulation specified for this house meets or exceeds the R-value
requirements listed in Chapter 4 of the 2004 International Energy Conservation Code and
also the Grade II specifications set by the National Home Energy Rating Standards.
B. A pre-drywall thermal bypass inspection must be performed by a qualified rater.
THERMAL & MOISTURE PROTECTION:
1. Foundations:
A. Provide adequate drainage away fromwalls & foundations.
B. Seal all plumbing, electrical and other penetrations of walls and floors and seal joints.
C. Slope final grade away fromfoundation.
D. Provide capillary break at all concrete slabs (poly not req. if <20 rainfall; gravel not req.
for free draining soils = IRC Group 1.
E. Exterior surface of below grade walls damp proofed or water proofed.
F. Slope garage floor towards main vehicle entry.
G. Foundation cont. footing drain with stone covered with filter fabric, drained to daylight.
H. Basement foundation walls use porous backfill material.
I. Provide cont. crushed stone under footings.
J. Provide rigid insulation as specified directly under slab.
2. Walls:
A. Install windows, doors, exterior cladding, flashings & sealants as detailed in this
drawing set.
B. All deck ledgers must be pressure treated material.
C. All penetrations that pass through exterior cladding into structure must be fully sealed.
D. Install materials with proper detailing to control degradation frommoisture.
3. Roofs:
A. Ice flashing over sheathing at eaves (except climates CZ1-4).
B. Metal drip edge at all exposed roof decking.
C. Bituminous membrane at all eaves, valleys & penetrations (not req. if <20 rainfall).
D. Step flashing at all roof/wall intersections & terminated with kickout flashing.
E. Installed systemfor diverting roof water fromhouse. (e.g. gutters).
F. No. 30 roof felt underlayment minimum.
G. Reduce ice dams: No non-airtight recessed light fixtures in insulated ceilings.
H. Roof insulation as specified in this drawing set.
4. Wet Rooms:
A. Install drains or drain pans to capture leaks under water heaters or use tankless
water heaters.
B. Properly install washer and water heater drain pans.
C. Use highly durable materials in wet areas.
D. Install no carpet in kitchens, bathrooms, spa areas, or within 3 of exterior door.
E. Use nonpaper-faced backer board on walls in tub, shower and spa areas.
5. Air Infiltration:
A. Install IC airtight rated recessed lights in insulated ceilings.
B. Complete air barrier between attic and conditioned space & all penetrations sealed.
C. Air filter housings must be airtight to prevent bypass or leakage.
D. Air seal ventilation ductwork.
6. Interstitial Condensation:
A. Clothes dryers vented outdoors.
B. Insulate all cold water pipes and avoid plumbing in exterior walls.
C. >1 Permfinish on inside of exterior walls.
(only req. in hot/humid & mixed/humid climates)
7. Heat Loss:
A. Insulate all ventilation exhaust ductwork (min R-8) outside of the insulated envelope.
B. R-5 slab edge insulation break at foundation wall intersection & R-10 slab edge
insulation outward of any walk-out slab edge.
C. Install insulation wind baffles at attic eave bays.
8. Ultraviolet Radiation:
A. Install materials with proper detailing to control degradation fromsun.
9. Other:
A. Minimum25-year expected lifetime roof warranty.
B. Define proper refrigerant charge to be within 10%of manufacturer recommendations.
C. Mechanical equipment must be accessible for service, including AC condensate drain
pan & trap.
D. Use rigid duct or other methods to keep fan back-pressure below 0.2 for EOV systems.
HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING:
1.Scope:
A. Supply all labor, transportation, material, etc., for installation of a complete heating and air
conditioning systemto operate according to all applicable standards and best practices of
the trade including, but not limited to: mechanical units, ducts, registers, catwalks, grilles,
boots, vent pipes, dampers, combustion air, fans, ventilators, refrigerant, etc. All
materials, work, etc., to comply with all requirements of all legally constituted public
authorities having jurisdiction including all county and state ordinances. Furnish and install
all equipment complete and operable. Verify all material and installation requirements
and limitations at fire and sound assemblies.
B. Provide rubberized asphaltic membrane materials at all penetrations of the water -
resistive membrane at exterior walls.
2. Installation:
A. Provide required clearances for duct work and to combustibles.
B. Provide a permanent electric outlet and switched light fixture wherever equipment is
installed.
C. No alterations to the structural frame, diaphragms, connections or shear panels shall be
made without prior written approval fromthe Structural Engineer.
D. No equipment located in garages.
E. All combustion equipment shall be directly vented with an outdoor combustion air supply.
F. All penetrations of fire assemblies shall meet the requirements of the building code and
Section 7D.
G. All HVAC equipment shall be approved prior to installation per nationally recognized
standards and evidenced by listing and label of an approved agency.
H. Combustion air fromoutside shall be supplied to all fuel burning appliances.
I. Install air filters with a minimumefficiency reporting value (MERV) 10 and ensure that
air handlers can maintain adequate pressure and air flow. Air filter housings must be air
tight to prevent bypass or leakage.
J. All fixed appliances are required to be securely fastened in place. Provide seismic bracing
or anchor unit to platformwhere appropriate.
K. Install centralized HVAC systemequipped with additional controls to operate in
dehumidification mode.
L. Condenser pad or compressor fromground must not be less than 3 above grade.
M. The General Contractor and Subcontractors shall be responsible for storing the materials
on the site according to material supplier's or manufacturers' instructions. The materials
shall be kept secure and protected frommoisture.
ELECTRICAL:
1. Scope:
A. Supply all labor, transportation, materials, etc, for installation of complete electrical
systemto operate according to the best practices of the trade and including but not
limited to: Fixtures, appliances, wiring, switches, outlets, television jacks, services,
grounds, temporary power, junction boxes, conduit, sub - panels, etc. All work, materials,
etc, to comply with all requirements of all legally constituted authorities having jurisdiction
including all County and State ordinances. Furnish and install electrical work complete
and operable. Verify all material and installation requirements and limitations at fire and
sound assemblies.
B. Provide rubberized asphaltic membrane materials at all penetrations of the water-
2. Installation:
A. Electrical systeminstalled according to latest version of N.E.C or local code, whichever
is more stringent.
B. Provide separate circuits each for dishwasher, garbage disposal, refrigerator, washer,
dryer, F.A.U. and microwave oven.
C. Switched outlets shall be hot.
D. Bathroomand Kitchen fans: Install local exhaust systems in all
bathrooms and in the kitchen to meet the requirements of section 5 of
ASHRAE Standard 62.2-2007. Design and install fan ducts to meet the
requirements of section 7 of ASHRAE Standard 62.2-2007.Exhaust air to
outdoors and also use ENERGY STAR labeled bathroomexhaust fans.
E. For every bathroomexhaust fan, install an occupancy sensor or an
automatic humidistat controller or an automatic timer to operate the fan
for a timed interval after occupant leaves the roomor a continuously
operating exhaust fan.
F. All fixtures, outlets, receptacles etc., penetrating fire assemblies shall be rated and
installed to meet the requirements of the building code. Outlet boxes on opposite sides of
fire assembly walls shall be separated by a horizontal distance of at least 24.
G. All equipment installed outdoors and exposed to weather shall be weatherproof.
H. Provide ground fault circuit interrupters, G.F.C.I., at all baths, garages, out-door and wet
area outlets. All branch circuits that supply 125 - volt single - phase, 15 and 20 ampere
receptacle outlets installed in dwelling unit bedrooms shall be protected by an arc - fault
circuit interrupter(s).
I. Each conductor of every systemshall be permanently tagged in compliance with O.S.H.A
J. The complete electrical systemshall be grounded in accordance with the presently
adopted edition of the N.E.C., Art. #250. Proper ground requires #4 copper wire, 20' - 0
long, embedded into concrete and provide bond to gas or water line.
K. Use only competent and skilled personnel and performall work, including aesthetic as
well as electrical and mechanical aspects to standards consistent with the best practices
of the trade.
L. No alterations to the structural frame, diaphragms, connections or shear panels shall be
made without approval fromthe Structural Engineer.
PLUMBING:
1.Scope:
A. Supply all labor, transportation, materials, etc. for installation of complete plumbing
systemto operate according to the best practices of the trade and including but not limited
to: fixtures, hot and cold water piping, exhaust flues, combustion air, gas piping, log
lighters, drains, soil and vent piping, hot water heaters, pipe insulation, meters, valves,
vaults, etc. All materials, work, etc. to comply with all requirements of all legally
constituted public authorities having jurisdiction including all county and state
ordinances. Furnish and install plumbing work complete and operable,
including trenching and backfilling. Verify all
material and installation requirements and limitations at fire and sound assemblies.
B. Provide rubberized asphaltic membrane materials at all penetrations of the water -
C. Protect pipes fromfreezing. Place all water lines and waste lines within conditioned
space and where approved thermal insulation is between line and unheated area.
2.Installation:
A. Roughing-in shall be completed, tested and inspected as required by code before closing
-in with other work.
B. Openings in pipes, drains, and fittings shall be kept covered during construction.
C. Provide solid backing for securing fixtures. All fixtures to be set level.
D. Provide cleanouts at ends of all lines and where required by codes.
E. Copper tubing shall be fully sweated to fittings.
F. Black iron and galvanized steel pipe joints shall be made with approved pipe thread
compound.
G. Provide shutoff valves at each fixture.
H. Provide condensate line at each F.A.U location. Provide primary & secondary condensate
line to an approved drainage receptacle at attic F.A.U locations. Install condensate line for
each piece of condensating HVAC equipment per manufactureres specifications.
I. Provide cold water line to refrigerator space in recessed box or in cabinet immediately
adjacent to refrigerator space.
J. Isolate all piping fromstructure with fiber padding and at all penetrations with elastic
caulking or sound isolators.
K. All vents to lead to outside air, where possible, locate all roof vents to rear side or ridges.
Vents to terminate a minimumof 3'-0 fromwindows.
L. All horizontal A.B.S. piping shall be hung with approved hangers at 4' -0 on center
minimumand spaced to permit expansion and contraction without hitting adjoining pipe.
Vertical piping shall be supported at 8'-0 on center with wrought steel U straps securely
fastened to building frame.
M. Provide air chambers at lavatory, dishwasher and clothes washer water connections. Set
vertically as close to fixture as possible.
N. Provide tee for irrigation at main shut-off.
O. Provide water heater with pressure/ temperature relief valve and pan and drain line piped
to the exterior of the buildings.
P. All combustion equipment shall be directly vented.
Q. No alterations to the structural frame, diaphragms, connections or shear panels shall be
made without prior written approval fromthe structural Engineer.
R. Provide non- removable backflow device on all exterior hose bibs.
S. A 12 minimumaccess panel to bathtub trap connection is required.
T. Provide pressure regulator for water service where pressure exceeds 80 psi
U. Provide drain pan under washer with drain in laundry roomand shut off valve if washer is
located above living space.
V. Provide solid metal pipe for dryer vent to exterior. Do not install screen on dryer vent.
Provide energy efficient dryer vent (with floating shuttle).
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I. MAX POINTS AVAILABLE: (P = PREREQUISITE)
II. ESTIMATED POINTS ELIGIBLE BY THIS DESIGN:
III. CREDIT ATTEMPTED: (YES/NO)
IV. TOTAL:
I. II. III. IV.
LEED certification is based on 18 prerequisites and 67 credits. The prerequisites are basic performance standards: they
are mandatory for every project, and no points are awarded for meeting them. To achieve certification, builders earn credit
points by exceeding the minimumstandards of the prerequisites. In total, 136 credit points are available.
Prerequisites and points are classified in eight credit categories:
1. Innovation & Design (ID) Process.
Special design methods, unique regional credits, measures not currently addressed in the Rating System, and exemplary
performance levels.
2. Location & Linkages (LL).
The placement of homes in socially and environmentally responsible ways in relation to the larger community.
3. Sustainable Sites (SS).
The use of the entire property so as to minimize the project's impact on the site.
4. Water Efficiency (WE).
Water conservation practices, both indoor and outdoor.
5. Energy & Atmosphere (EA).
Energy efficiency, particularly in the building envelope and heating and cooling design.
6. Materials & Resources (MR).
Efficient utilization of materials, selection of environmentally preferable materials, and minimization of waste during
construction.
7. Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ).
Improvement of indoor air quality by reducing the creation of and exposure to pollutants.
8. Awareness & Education (AE).
The education of homeowner, tenant, or multifamily building manager about the operations and maintenance of the
green features of a LEED Home.
Required Points
Certified
Table 1
LEED for Homes Certification Levels
How to use the LEED for Homes Green Building Rating SystemChecklist:
If you plan to have your project LEED certified, this page will provide you with a
brief but clear outline of the program's mandatory and credit requirements.
Please visit www.usgbc.org/LEED/homes for complete participation
requirements, credit descriptions and to purchase the most current edition of
the LEED for Homes Reference Guide as show on the upper left hand corner
of this page.
If you choose not to have your project certified but would like to incorporate
green practices, products and materials, use this sheet as a guide to select
the green features you would like to include.
FreeGreen Inc. has made an effort to include many green building practices,
products and materials right into this free home plan set. If followed as
presented, this home design is already eligible for a variety of points under
LEED for Homes Green Building Rating System. This page also identifies
these achievable points for your convenience. SEE COLUMN "II."
What is the LEED for Homes Green Building Rating System?
LEED for Homes is a national, voluntary certification system, developed by
national experts and experienced builders, that promotes the design and
construction of high-performance green homes and encourages the adoption
of sustainable practices by the homebuilding industry.
The LEED for Homes Rating Systemis part of the suite of nationally
recognized LEED Green Building Rating Systems administered by USGBC.
Like all LEED Rating Systems, it is the market's leadership system, targeting
the top 25% of home building practices in terms of environmental responsibility.
LEED provides industry resources and tools on how to "green" any new home.
With LEED, homebuilders can differentiate their structures as meeting the
highest performance measures, and homebuyers can readily identify high-
quality green homes. LEED provides national consistency in defining the
features of a green home, enables builders anywhere in the country to obtain
a green rating on their homes, and assures homebuyers of the quality of their
purchases, all based on a recognized national brand.
INNOVATION AND DESIGN PROCESS (ID)
CREDIT CATEGORIES & CERTIFICATION LEVELS
ID 1: INTEGRATED PROJECT PLANNING
Intent. Maximize opportunities for integrated, cost-effective adoption of green design
and construction strategies.
1.1 Preliminary Rating
1.2 Integrated Project Team 1
ID 2: DURABILITY MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Intent. Promote durability and high performance of the building enclosure and its
components and systems through appropriate design, materials selection, and
construction practices.
2.1 Durability Planning
2.2 Durability Management
2.3 Third-Party Durability Management Verification 3
(P) (pg. 37)
(pg. 37)
(pg. 37)
(pg. 31)
(pg. 31)
I. II. III. IV.
I. II. III. IV. I. II. III. IV. I. II. III. IV.
ID 3: INNOVATIVE OR REGIONAL DESIGN
Intent. Minimize the environmental impact of the home by incorporating additional
green design and construction measures that have tangible and demonstrable
benefits beyond those in the LEED for Homes Rating System.
TOTAL ESTIMATED POINTS ELIGIBLE BY THIS DESIGN:
CERTIFICATION LEVELS
The LEED for Homes Rating Systemworks by requiring a minimumlevel of performance through prerequisites and
rewarding improved performance in each of the above categories. The level of performance is indicated by four performance
tiers. See (Table 1).
45-59
Silver 60-74
Gold 75-89
Platinum 90-136
Total available points 136
HOME SIZE ADJUSTMENT
The adjustments in (Table 2) below compensate for the overarching effects of home size on consumption by adjusting the
award level point thresholds based on home size. For further explanation see pages 8-11 in the LEED H Reference Guide.
Required Points
Certified
Table 2
Threshold Adjustment Certification Levels
Silver
Gold
Platinum
Total available points 136
HOWTO PARTICIPATE IN LEED FOR HOMES
There are five basic steps for a builder to follow in participating in LEED for Homes:
1. Contact a LEED for Homes Provider and register the project with USGBC.
2. Identify a project team
3. Build the home to the stated goals. Build onsite HERS and green rating tasks.
4. Achieve certification as a LEED home.
5. Post-certification and marketing support.
For full participation requirements or to purchase the LEED H Reference Guide, please visit www.usgbc.org/LEED/homes
(P)
1.3 Professional Credentialed with Respect to LEED for Homes 1 (pg. 31)
1.4 Design Charrette 1 (pg. 31)
1.5 Building Orientation for Solar Design 1 (pg. 31)
(P)
3.1 Innovation #1 (pg. 45) 1
3.2 Innovation #2 (pg. 45)
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LOCATION AND LINKAGES (LL)
LL 1: LEED FOR NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Intent. Minimize the environmental impact of land development practices by building
homes in LEED for Neighborhood Development certified developments.
1 LEED for Neighborhood Development (pg. 51) 10 (OR LL 2-6)
LL 2: SITE SELECTION
Intent. Avoid development on environmentally sensitive sites.
2 Site Selection (pg. 55) 2
LL 3: PREFERRED LOCATIONS
Intent. Encourage the building of LEED homes near or within existing communities.
3.1 Edge Development (pg. 59) 1
3.2 Infill (pg. 59) 2
3.3 Previously Developed (pg. 59) 1
(OR LL 3.1)
LL 4: INFRASTRUCTURE
Intent. Encourage the building of LEED homes in developments that are served
by or are near existing infrastructure (i.e., sewers and water supply).
4 Existing Infrastructure (pg. 65) 1
LL 5: COMMUNITY RESOURCES / TRANSIT
Intent. Encourage the building of LEED homes in development patterns that allow
for walking, biking, or public transit (thereby minimizing dependency on personal
automobiles and their associated environmental impacts.
5.1 Basic Community Resources / Transit (pg. 69) 1
5.2 Extensive Community Resources / Transit (pg. 69) 2
5.3 Outstanding Community Resources / Transit (pg. 69) 3
(OR LL 5.1, 5.3)
(OR LL 5.1, 5.2)
LL 6: ACCESS TO OPEN SPACE
Intent. Provide open space to encourage walking, physical activity, and time spent
outdoors.
6 Access to Open Space (pg. 75) 1
SUSTAINABLE SITES (SS)
SS 1: SITE STEWARDSHIP
Intent. Minimize the environmental damage to the building lot during the construction
process.
1.1 Erosion Controls During Construction (pg. 81) (P)
1.2 Minimize Disturbed Area of Site (pg. 81) 1
SS 2: LANDSCAPING
Intent. Design landscape features to avoid invasive species and minimize demand for
water and synthetic chemicals.
2.1 No Invasive Plants (pg. 89) (P)
2.2 Basic Landscape Design (pg. 89) 2
2.3 Limit Conventional Turf (pg. 89) 3
2.4 Drought-Tolerant Plants (pg. 89) 2
2.5 Reduce Overall Irrigation Demand by at Least 20% (pg. 90) 6
(OR SS 2.5)
(OR SS 2.5)
(OR SS 2.5)
SS 3: LOCAL HEAT ISLAND EFFECTS
Intent. Design landscape features to reduce local heat island effects.
3 Reduce Local Heat Island Effects (pg. 111) 1
SS 4: SURFACE WATER MANAGEMENT
Intent. Design site features to minimize erosion and runoff fromthe home site.
4.1 Permeable Lot (pg. 115) 4
4.2 Permanent Erosion Controls (pg. 115) 1
4.3 Management of Runoff fromRoof (pg. 115) 2
SS 5: NONTOXIC PEST CONTROL
Intent. Design home features to minimize the need for poisons for control of
insects, rodents, and other pests.
5 Pest Control Alternatives (pg. 125) 2
SS 6: COMPACT DEVELOPMENT
Intent. Make use of compact development patterns to conserve land and promote
community livability, transportation efficiency, and walkability.
6.1 Moderate Density (pg. 129) 2
6.2 High Density (pg. 129) 3
6.3 Very High Density (pg. 129) 4
(OR SS 6.1, 6.3)
(OR SS 6.1, 6.2)
WATER EFFICIENCY (WE)
WE 1: WATER REUSE
Intent. Use municipal recycled water or offset central water supply through the
capture and controlled reuse of rainwater and/or graywater.
1.1 Rainwater Harvesting System (pg. 135) 4
1.2 Graywater Reuse System (pg. 135) 1
1.3 Use of Municipal Recycled Water System (pg. 135) 3
(OR WE 1.3)
(OR WE 1.3)
WE 2: IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Intent. Minimize outdoor demand for water through water-efficient irrigation.
2.1 High-Efficiency Irrigation System (pg. 145) 3
2.2 Third-Party Inspection (pg. 146) 1
2.3 Reduce Overall Irrigation Demand by at Least 45% (pg. 146) 4
(OR WE 2.3)
(OR WE 2.3)
WE 3: INDOOR WATER USE
Intent. Minimize outdoor demand for water through water-efficient irrigation.
3.1 High-Efficiency Fixtures and Fittings (pg. 159) 3
(pg. 159) 6 3.2 Very High-Efficiency Fixtures and Fittings
ENERGY & ATMOSPHERE (EA)
EA 1: OPTIMIZE ENERGY PERFORMANCE
Intent. Improve the overall energy performance of a home by meeting or exceeding
the performance of an ENERGY STAR labeled home.
1.1 Performance of ENERGY STAR for Homes (pg. 169) (P)
1.2 Exceptional Energy Performance (pg. 169) 34
EA 2: INSULATION
Intent. Design and install insulation to minimize heat transfer and thermal bridging.
2.1 Basic Insulation (pg. 179) (P)
2.2 Enhanced Insulation (pg. 179) 2
(OR EA 2-11)
(OR EA 2-11)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
EA 3: AIR INFILTRATION
Intent. Minimize energy consumption caused by uncontrolled air leakage into and
out of conditioned spaces.
3.1 Reduced Envelope Leakage (pg. 185) (P)
3.2 Greatly Reduced Envelope Leakage (pg. 185) 2
3.3 Minimal Envelope Leakage (pg. 185) 3
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
EA 4: WINDOWS
Intent. Maximize the energy performance of windows.
4.1 Good Windows (pg. 189) (P)
4.2 Enhanced Windows (pg. 189) 2
4.3 Exceptional Windows (pg. 189) 3
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2) (OR EA 4.2)
(OR EA 3.2)
EA 5: HEATING AND COOLING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Intent. Minimize energy consumption due to thermal bridges and/or leaks in the
heating and cooling distribution system.
5.1 Reduced Distribution Losses (pg. 195) (P)
(pg. 195) 2
(pg. 195) 3
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2) (OR EA 5.2)
5.2 Greatly Reduced Distribution Losses
5.3 Minimal Distribution Losses
EA 6: SPACE HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENT
Intent. Reduce energy consumption associated with the heating and cooling system.
6.1 Good HVAC Design and Installation (pg. 201) (P)
2
4
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2) (OR EA 6.2)
6.2 High-Efficiency HVAC
6.3 Very High-Efficiency HVAC
(pg. 201)
(pg. 201)
EA 7: WATER HEATING
Intent. Reduce energy consumption associated with the domestic hot water system,
including improving the efficiency of both the hot water systemdesign and the layout
of the fixtures in the home.
7.1 Efficient Hot Water Distribution (pg. 207)
1
3
2
7.2 Pipe Insulation (pg. 208)
7.3 Efficient Domestic Hot Water (DHW) Equipment (pg. 208) (OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
EA 8: LIGHTING
Intent. Reduce energy consumption associated with interior and exterior lighting.
8.1 ENERGY STAR Lights (pg. 213) (P)
1.5
3
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2) (OR EA 8.2)
(pg. 213)
(pg. 213)
8.2 Improved Lighting
8.3 Advanced Lighting Package
EA 9: APPLIANCES
Intent. Reduce appliance energy consumption.
9.1 High-Efficiency Appliances (pg. 217)
1
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2)
(OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2) (pg. 217) 9.2 Water-Efficient Cloths Washer
2
EA 10: RENEWABLE ENERGY
Intent. Reduce consumption of nonrenewable energy sources by encouraging the
installation and operation of renewable electric generation systems.
10 (OR EA 1, 7.1, 7.2) (pg. 221) 10 Renewable Energy System
EA 11: RESIDENTIAL REFRIGERANT MANAGEMENT
Intent. Select and test air-conditioning refrigerant to ensure performance and
minimumcontributions to ozone depletion and global warming.
(pg. 227) 11.1 Refrigerant Charge Test (P)
(pg. 227) 11.2 Appropriate HVAC Refrigerants 1
MATERIAL & RESOURCES (MR)
MR 1: MATERIAL-EFFICIENT FRAMING
Intent. Optimize the use of framing materials.
1.1 Framing Order Waste Factor Limit (pg. 235) (P)
1.2 Detailed Framing Documents (pg. 235) 1
1.3 Detailed Cut List and Lumber Order (pg. 235) 1
1.4 Framing Efficiencies (pg. 235) 3
1.5 Off-Site Fabrication (pg. 235) 4
(OR MR 1.5)
(OR MR 1.5)
(OR MR 1.5)
MR 2: ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PRODUCTS
Intent. Increased demand for environmentally preferable products and products or
building components that are extracted, processed, and manufactured within the
region.
2.1 FSC-Certified Tropical Wood
2.2 Environmentally Preferable Products 8
(P) (pg. 247)
(pg. 247)
MR 3: WASTE MANAGEMENT
Intent. Reduce waste generated to a level below the industry norm.
3.1 Construction Waste Management Planning
3.2 Construction Waste Reduction 3
(P) (pg. 261)
(pg. 261)
INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (EQ)
IQ 1: ENERGY STAR WITH INDOOR AIR PACKAGE
Intent. Improve the overall quality of a home's indoor environment by installing an
approved bundle of air quality measures.
1.1 ENERGY STAR with Indoor Air Package 13 (pg. 273) (OR IQ 2-10)
IQ 2: COMBUSTION VENTING
Intent. Minimize the leakage of combustion gases into the occupied space of the
home.
2.1 Basic Combustion Venting Measures (pg. 277) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) (P)
2.2 Enhanced Combustion Venting Measures (pg. 277) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) 2
IQ 3: MOISTURE CONTROL
Intent. Control indoor moisture levels to provide comfort, reduce the risk of mold, and
increase the durability of the home.
3.1 Moisture Load Control (pg. 285) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) 1
IQ 4: OUTDOOR AIR VENTILATION
Intent. Reduce occupant exposure to indoor pollutants by ventilating with outdoor air.
4.1 Basic Outdoor Air Ventilation (pg. 289) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) (P)
(pg. 289) 2 4.2 Enhanced Outdoor Air Ventilation
(pg. 289) 1 4.3 Third-Party Performance Testing (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
IQ 5: LOCAL EXHAUST
Intent. Reduce moisture and exposure to indoor pollutants in kitchen and bathrooms.
5.1 Basic Local Exhaust (pg. 299) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) (P)
(pg. 299) 1 5.2 Enhanced Local Exhaust
(pg. 299) 1 5.3 Third-Party Performance Testing
IQ 6: DISTRIBUTION OF SPACE HEATING AND COOLING
Intent. Provide appropriate distribution of space heating and cooling in the home to
improve thermal comfort and energy performance.
6.1 Roomby RoomLoad Calculations (pg. 305) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
(pg. 305) 1 6.2 Return Air Flow or Roomby RoomControls
(pg. 305) 2 6.3 Third-Party Performance Testing
(P)
(OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
(OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
IQ 7: AIR FILTERING
Intent. Reduce particulate matter fromthe air supply system.
7.1 Good Filters (pg. 311) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
(pg. 311) 1 7.2 Better Filters
(pg. 311) 2 7.3 Best Filters
(P)
(OR IQ 7.2)
IQ 8: CONTAMINANT CONTROL
Intent. Reduce occupants' and construction workers' exposure to indoor airborne
contaminant through source control and removal.
8.1 Indoor Contaminant Control during Const. (pg. 315) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
(pg. 315) 2 8.2 Indoor Contaminant Control
(pg. 315) 1 8.3 Preoccupancy Flush (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
1
IQ 9: RADON PROTECTION
Intent. Reduce occupant exposure to radon gas and other soil gas contaminants.
9.1 Radon-Resistant Const. in High Risk Areas (pg. 323) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
(pg. 323)
(P)
9.2 Radon-Resistant Const. in Mod. Risk Areas (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) 1
IQ 10: GARAGE POLLUTANT PROTECTION
Intent. Reduce occupant exposure to indoor pollutants originating froman adjacent
garage.
10.1 No HVAC in Garage (pg. 327) (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2)
(pg. 327)
(P)
10.2 Minimize Pollutants fromGarage (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) 2
(pg. 327) 10.3 Exhaust Fan in Garage (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) 1
(pg. 327) 10.4 Detached or No Garage (OR IQ 1, 4.2, 5.2, 5.3, 7.2/7.3, 8.2) 3 (OR IQ 10.2, 10.3)
AWARENESS & EDUCATION (AE)
AE 1: EDUCATION OF HOMEOWNER OR TENANT
Intent. Maintain the performance of the home by educating the occupants (i.e., the
homeowner or tenant) about the operations and maintenance of the home's LEED
features and equipment.
1.1 Basic Operations Training (pg. 335) (P)
1.1 Enhanced Training (pg. 336) 1
AE 2: EDUCATION OF BUILDING MANAGER
Intent. Maintain the performance of the home by educating the building manager
about the operations and maintenance of the home's LEED features and equipment.
2 Education of Building Manager (pg. 339) 1
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I. MAX POINTS AVAILABLE: (M = MANDATORY REQUIREMENT PRESENT)
II. ESTIMATED POINTS ELIGIBLE BY THIS DESIGN:
III. CREDIT ATTEMPTED: (YES/NO)
IV. TOTAL:
I. II. III. IV.
301 - GENERAL
301.1 Environmental performance levels. The building, project, site, and or development's environmental performance
level shall consist of all mandatory requirements, plus points assessed using the point systemspecified within this Chapter.
The level of performance shall be in accordance with Table 302, 303 or 305.5 as acceptable.
301.2 Awarding of points. Points shall be awarded as follows:
(1) The maximumnumber of points that can be awarded for each practice is noted with that practice.
(2) Points allocation for multi-unit buildings shall be as prescribed in section 304.
(3) The Adopting Entity shall allow new products and practices to be added where deemed to meet the intent of this
Standard. Points assigned for any new product or practice shall be determined by the Adopting Entity.
302 - GREEN SUBDIVISIONS
302.1 Site design and development. The threshold points required for the environmental performance levels to qualify a new
or existing subdivision as green under this Standard shall be in accordance with Table 302 and based on points in Chapter 4.
Green Subdivision Category
Performance Level Points
One
Star
Two
Stars
Three
Stars
Four
Stars
400 Site Design and Development
Table 302
Threshold Point Ratings for Site Design and Development
79 104 134 175
Green Building Category
Performance Level Points (1) (2)
Bronze Silver Gold Emerald
Lot Design, Preparation, and
Development
Table 303
Threshold Point Ratings for Green Buildings
39 66 93 119 500
Resource Efficiency 45 79 113 146 600
Energy Efficiency 30 60 100 120 700
Water Efficiency 14 26 41 60 800
Indoor Environmental Quality 36 65 100 140 900
Operation, Maintenance and
Building Owner Education
8 10 11 12 1000
Additional Points fromany
category
50 100 100 100
Total Points: 222 406 558 697
303 - GREEN BUILDINGS
303.1 Green buildings. The threshold points required for the environmental performance levels for a green building shall be
in accordance with Table 303. To qualify for one of these performance levels, all of the following shall be satisfied:
(1) The threshold number of points, in accordance with Table 303, shall be achieved as prescribed in Categories 1 through 6.
The lowest level achieved in any category shall determine the overall performance level achieved for the building.
(2) In addition to the threshold number of points in each category, all mandatory provisions of each category shall be
implemented.
(3) In addition to Section 701, either Section 702 (Performance Path) or Section 703 (Prescriptive Path) shall be used to
establish the threshold performance level under Category 3 (Energy Efficiency).
(4) In addition to the threshold number of points prescribed in Categories 1 through 6, the additional points prescribed in
Category 7 shall be achieved fromany of the categories. Where deemed appropriate by the Adopting Entity, additional
points from Category 7 may be assigned to another category (or categories) to increase the threshold points required for that
category (or categories). Points shall not be reduced by the Adopting Entity in any of six other categories.
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How to use the NAHB National Green Building Standard Checklist:
If you plan to have your project certified by the NAHB National Green Building
Standard, this page will provide you with a brief but clear outline of the
program's mandatory and credit requirements. Additional clarifying text can
be found in the full National Green Building Standard. This checklist is a
worksheet only and is not a substitute for online scoring at
NAHBGreen.org which. Scoring through NAHBGreen.org is required for
home certification in the NAHBGreen program.
To purchase the National Green Building Standard or for more information
visit www.BuilderBooks.com.
If you choose not to have your project certified but would like to incorporate
green practices, products and materials, use this sheet as a guide to select
the green features you would like to include.
FreeGreen Inc. has made an effort to include many green building practices,
products and materials right into this free home plan set. If followed as
presented, this home design is already eligible for a variety of points under
NAHB National Green Building Standard Rating System. This page also
identifies these achievable points for your convenience.
SEE COLUMN "II."
What is the NAHB National Green Building Standard?
In 2007 the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and the
International Code Council (ICC) partnered to formto establish a much-
needed and nationally-recognizable standard definition of what is meant by
"Green Building."
A consensus committee was formed to develop this standard in compliance
with the requirements of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
The resulting ANSI approved ICC-700-2008 National Green Building
Standard defines green building for single and multifamily homes, residential
remodeling projects and site development projects while still allowing for the
flexibility required for regionally-appropriate best green practices.
Similar to the NAHB Model Green Homebuilding Guidelines, a builder,
remodeler or developer must incorporate a minimumnumber of features
in the following areas: energy, water, and resource efficiency, lot and site
development, indoor environmental quality, and home owner education.
The more points accrued, the higher the score.
The Standard, however, includes more mandatory items and suggests
that higher thresholds be met in several categories. A new threshold -
"Emerald" - was added to denote the highest achievement in residential
green construction.
902.0 Intent. Pollutants generated in the building are controlled
902.1 Spot ventilation. (pg. 75) 31 (M)
902.2 Building ventilation systems. (pg. 76) 28
902.3 Radon control. (pg. 77) 15 (M)
902.4 HVAC systemprotection. (pg. 77) 3
902.5 Central vacuumsystem. (pg. 77) 5
902.6 Living space contaminants. (pg. 78) 8
903 MOISTURE MANAGEMENT: VAPOR, RAINWATER, PLUMBING, HVAC
903.0 Intent. Moisture and moisture effects are controlled
903.1 Tile backing materials. (pg. 78) (M)
903.2 Capillary breaks. (pg. 78) (M) 3
903.3 Crawlspaces. (pg. 79) (M) 16
903.4 Moisture control measures. (pg. 79) (M) 10
903.5 Plumbing. (pg. 80) 9
903.6 Duct insulation. (pg. 81) 2 (M)
903.7 Relative humidity. (pg. 81) 8
904 INNOVATIVE PRACTICES
904.1 Humidity monitoring system. (pg. 81) 2
904.2 Kitchen exhaust. (pg. 81) 2
1000 OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, & BLDG OWNER EDUCATION
1001 BUILDING OWNERS' MANUAL FOR ONE AND TWO-FAMILY DWELLINGS
1001.0 Intent. Information on the building's use, maintenance, and green
components is provided.
1001.1 Building owner's manual. (pg. 83) (M) 10
1002 TRAINING OF BUILDING OWNERS ON OPERATION & MAINTENANCE FOR
ONE & TWO-FAMILY DWELLINGS AND MULIT-UNIT BUILDINGS
1002.1 Training of building owners. (pg. 84) 6
1003 CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, & MAINTENANCE MANUALS & TRAINING
FOR MULTI-UNIT BUILDINGS
1003.0 Intent. Manuals are provided to the responsible parties (owner, management,
tenant, and/or maintenance team) regarding the construction, operation, and
maintenance of the building...
1003.1 Building construction manual. (pg. 85) (M) 4
1003.2 Operations manual. (pg. 85) (M) 5
1003.3 Maintenance manual. (pg. 86) (M) 4.5
400 SITE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
400.0 Intent. This section applies to land development for the eventual construction of
buildings or additions thereto that contain dwelling units. The rating earned under
Section 303 based on practices herein, applies only to the site as defined in Chapter 2.
The buildings on the site earn their own performance level by complying with the
provisions of Section 303, 304, or 305.5, as applicable.
300 COMPLIANCE METHOD
401 SITE SELECTION
401.0 Intent. The site is selected to minimize environmental impact by one or
more of the following:
401.1 Infill Site.
401.2 Greyfield/brownfield site.
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402 PROJECT TEAM, MISSION STATEMENT, AND GOALS
402.0 Intent. The site is designed and constructed by a teamof qualified
professionals trained in green development issues.
402.1 Team.
402.2 Training.
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402.3 Project checklist. 3 (M)
(pg. 15)
(pg. 15)
(pg. 15)
(pg. 15)
(pg. 15)
I. II. III. IV.
I. II. III. IV. I. II. III. IV. I. II. III. IV.
403 SITE DESIGN
403.0 Intent. The project is designed to avoid detrimental environmental impacts,
minimize any unavoidable impacts, and mitigate for those impacts that do occure.
The project is designed to minimize environmental impacts and to protect, restore,
and enhance the natural features and environmental quality of the site.
403.1 Natural resources.
403.2 Building orientation.
403.3 Slope disturbance.
403.4 Soil disturbance and erosion.
403.5 Stormwater management.
403.6 Landscape plan.
403.7 Wildlife habitat.
403.8 Operations and maintenance plan.
403.9 Existing buildings.
403.10 Existing and recycled materials.
403.11 Environmentally sensitive areas.
403.12 Density.
403.13 Mixed-use development.
(pg. 16)
(pg. 16)
(pg. 16)
(pg. 16)
(pg. 16)
(pg. 17)
(pg. 17)
(pg. 18)
(pg. 18)
(pg. 18)
(pg. 18)
(pg. 18)
(pg. 18)
(Points awarded only if there are developable steep slopes in the project area)
404 SITE DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION
404.0 Intent. Environmental impact during construction is avoided to the extent
possible; impacts that do occure are minimized, and any significant impacts are
mitigated.
404.1 On-site supervision and coordination. (pg. 18)
404.2 Trees and vegetation. (pg. 18)
404.3 Soil disturbance and erosion. (pg. 19)
404.4 Wildlife habitat. (pg. 19)
405.0 Intent. Innovative site design, preparation, and development practices are
used to enhance environmental performance. Waivers or variances fromlocal
development regulations are obtained, and innovative zoning practices are used to
implement such practices, as applicable.
405.1 Driveways and parking areas. (pg. 19)
405.2 Street widths. (pg. 20)
405.3 Cluster development. (pg. 20)
405.4 Zoning. (pg. 20)
405.5 Wetlands. (pg. 20)
405.6 Mass transit. (pg. 20)
500 LOT DESIGN, PREPARATION, AND DEVELOPMENT
500.0 Intent. This section applies to lot development for the eventual construction of
residential buildings, multi-unit buildings, or additions thereto that contain dwelling units.
The buildings on the lot earn their own performance level by complying with the
provisions of Section 303, 304, or 305.5, as applicable.
501.1 Lot. (pg. 21)
501.2 Mass Transportation. (pg. 21)
501 LOT SELECTION
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502 PROJECT TEAM, MISSION STATEMENT, AND GOALS
502.1 Project team, mission statement, and goals. (pg. 21) 4
503 LOT DESIGN
503.0 Intent. The lot is designed to avoid detrimental environmental impacts first,
minimize any unavoidable impacts, and mitigate for those impacts that do occure.
The project is designed to minimize environmental impacts and to protect, restore,
and enhance the natural features and environmental quality of the lot.
503.1 Natural resources. (pg. 22) 24
503.2 Slope disturbance. (pg. 22) 24
503.3 Soil disturbance and erosion. (pg. 23)
503.4 Stormwater management. (pg. 23) 20
503.5 Landscape plan. (pg. 23) 34
503.6 Wildlife habitat. (pg. 24) 4
503.7 Mixed-use development. (pg. 24) 6
503.8 Environmentally sensitive areas. (pg. 24) 6
503.9 Density. (pg. 24) 10
(Points awarded only if there are developable steep slopes in the project area)
15
504 LOT CONSTRUCTION
504.0 Intent. Environmental impact during construction is avoided to the extent
possible; impacts that do occure are minimized, and any significant impacts are
mitigated.
504.1 On-site supervision and coordination. (pg. 25) 4
504.2 Trees and vegetation. (pg. 25) 11
504.3 Soil disturbance and erosion. (pg. 25) 34
505.0 Intent. Innovative lot design, preparation and development practices are
used to enhance environmental performance. Waivers of variances fromlocal
development regulations are obtained, and innovative zoning practices are used to
implement such practices.
505.1 Driveways and parking areas. (pg. 26) 4
505.2 Heat island mitigation. (pg. 26) 4
600 RESOURCE EFFICIENCY
601 QUALITY OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS AND WASTE
601.0 Intent. Design and construction practices that minimize the environmental
impact of the building materials are incorporated, environmentally efficient building
systems and materials are incorporated, and waste generated during construction is
reduced.
601.1 Conditioned floor area. (pg. 27) 15
601.2 Material usage. (pg. 28) 9
601.3 Building dimensions and layouts. (pg. 28) 13
601.4 Framing and structural plans. (pg. 28) 4
601.5 Prefabricated components. (pg. 28) 38
601.6 Stacked stories. (pg. 28) 8
601.7 Site-applied finishing materials. (pg. 28) 12
601.8 Foundations. (pg. 29) 3
601.9 Above grade wall systems. (pg. 29) 4
602 ENHANCED DURABILITY AND REDUCED MAINTENANCE
602.0 Intent. Design and construction practices are implemented that enhance the
durability of materials and reduce in-service maintenance.
602.1 Exterior doors. (pg. 29) 5
602.2 Roof overhangs. (pg. 29) 4
602.3 Foundation drainage. (pg. 30) 4 (M)
602.4 Drip edge. (pg. 30) 3
602.5 Roof water discharge. (pg. 30) 4
602.6 Finished grade. (pg. 30)
602.7 Termite barrier. (pg. 30) 4
(M)
602.8 Termite-resistant materials. (pg. 31) 6
602.9 Water-resistive barrier. (pg. 31) (M)
602.10 Ice barrier. (pg. 31) (M)
602.11 Foundation waterproofing. (pg. 31) 4
602.12 Flashing. (pg. 31) 6
602.13 Roof surfaces. (pg. 32) 3
602.14 Recycling. (pg. 32) 6
603 REUSED OR SALVAGED MATERIALS
603.0 Intent. Practices that reuse or modify existing structures, salvages materials
for other uses, or use salvaged materials in the building's construction are
implemented.
603.1 Reused of existing building. (pg. 32) 12
603.2 Salvaged materials. (pg. 32) 3
603.3 Scrap materials. (pg. 32) 4
604 RECYCLED-CONTENT BUILDING MATERIALS
604.1 Recycled content. (pg. 32) 9
605 RECYCLED CONSTRUCTION WASTE
605.0 Intent. Waste generated during construction is recycled. All waste classified
as hazardous shall be properly handled and disposed.
605.1 Construction waste management plan. (pg. 33) 6
605.2 On-site recycling. (pg. 33) 7
605.1 Recycled construction materials. (pg. 33) 6
606 RENEWABLE MATERIALS
606.0 Intent. Building materials derived fromrenewable resources are used.
606.1 Biobased products. (pg. 33) 8
606.2 Wood-based products. (pg. 34) 7
606.3 Manufacturing energy. (pg. 34) 6
607 RESOURCE-EFFICIENT MATERIALS
607.1 Resource-efficient materials. (pg. 34) 9
608 INDIGENOUS MATERIALS
608.1 Indigenous materials. (pg. 34) 10
609 LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS
609.1 Life cycle analysis. (pg. 35) 15
610.1 Manufacturer's environmental management systemconcepts. (pg. 35) 10
700 ENERGY EFFICIENCY
701 MINIMUM ENERGY EFFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS
701.1 Mandatory requirements. (pg. 39)
701.1.1 Minimum Performance Path requirements. (pg. 39)
701.1.2 MinimumPrescriptive Path requirements. (pg. 39)
701.1.3 Alternative bronze level compliance. (pg. 39)
701.2 Emerald level points. (pg. 39)
701.1.3 Adopting Entity review. (pg. 39)
701.4 Mandatory practices. (pg. 40)
701.4.1 HVAC systems. (pg. 40) (M)
701.4.2 Duct systems. (pg. 40) (M)
701.4.3 Insulation and air sealing. (pg. 41) (M)
701.4.4 Fenestration. (pg. 43) (M)
702 PERFORMANCE PATH
702.1 Point allocation. (pg. 43) (M)
702.2 Energy cost performance level. (pg. 43) 120
703 PRESCRIPTIVE PATH
703.1 Building envelope. (pg. 44)
703.2 Insulation and air sealing. (pg. 46) 15
703.3 Fenestration. (pg. 48) 12
703.4 HVAC equipment efficiency. (pg. 49)
703.5 Water heating design, equipment, and installation. (pg. 52)
704 ADDITIONAL PRACTICES
704.1 Application of additional practice points. Points fromSection 704 can be
added to points earned in Section 702 (Performance Path), Section 703 (Prescriptive
Path), or Section 701.1.3 (alternative bronze level compliance).
(Max points vary)
(Max points vary)
704.2 Lighting and appliances. (pg. 54)
704.3 Renewable energy and solar heating and cooling. (pg. 56)
704.4 Ducts. (pg. 59)
704.5 HVAC design and installation. (pg. 60)
704.6 Installation and performance verification. (pg. 60)
705.1 Energy consumption control. (pg. 62)
705.2 Renewable energy service plan. (pg. 62)
800 WATER EFFICIENCY
801 INDOOR AND OUTDOOR WATER USE
801.0 Intent. Measures that reduce indoor and outdoor water usage are
implemented.
801.1 Indoor hot water usage. (pg. 63)
801.2 Water-conserving appliance. (pg. 64)
801.3 Food waste disposers. (pg. 64)
801.4 Showerheads. (pg. 65)
801.5 Faucets. (pg. 65)
801.6 Water closets and urinals. (pg. 66)
801.7 Irrigation systems. (pg. 66)
801.8 Rainwater collection and distribution. (pg. 67)
801.9 Water filters. (pg. 67)
802.1 Gray water. (pg. 68)
802.2 Composting or waterless toilets and/or urinals. (pg. 68)
802.3 Automatic shutoff water devices. (pg. 68)
900 INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
901 POLLUTANT SOURCE CONTROL
901.0 Intent. Pollutant sources are controlled.
901.1 Space and water heating options. (pg. 69)
901.2 Fireplaces and fuel-buring appliances. (pg. 70)
901.3 Garages. (pg. 71)
901.4 Wood materials. (pg. 71)
901.5 Carpets. (pg. 72)
901.6 Hard-surface flooring. (pg. 72)
901.7 Wall coverings. (pg. 72)
901.8 Architectural coatings. (pg. 73)
901.9 Adhesives and sealants. (pg. 73)
901.10 Cabinets. (pg. 74)
901.11 Insulation. (pg. 74)
901.12 Carbon monoxide (CO) alarms. (pg. 74)
901.13 Building entrance pollutants control. (pg. 75)
901.14 Non-smoking areas. (pg. 75)
902 POLLUTANT CONTROL
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(Max points vary)
52
9
43
7
7
14
1
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8
28
19
8
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25
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(M)
7
10
10 (M)
10 (M)
6
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10
5
5
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TOTAL ESTIMATED POINTS ELIGIBLE BY THIS DESIGN:
NOTE: Points available for renovations and
additions as specified in the NAHB Green Building
Standard are not listed on this sheet. For a
description of points available for renovations and
additions as specified in the NAHB Green Building
Standard please purchace the full standard at
www.BuilderBooks.com.
(Max points vary)
(1) In addition to the threshold number
of points in each category, all mandatory
provisions of each category shall be
implemented.
(2) For dwelling units greater than 4,000
square feet (372 square meter), the
number of points in Category 7
(Additional Points fromany category)
shall be increased in accordance with
Section 601.1. The "Total Points" shall
be increased by the same number of
points.
304 - GREEN BUILDINGS
304.1 Green Multi-Unit Buildings. For multi-unit buildings, points for the green building practices that apply to multiple units
shall be credited once for the entire building. Where points are credited, practices shall be implemented in all units, as
applicable. Where apllication of a prescribed practice allows for a different nuber of points for different units in a multi-unit
building, the fewer number of points shall be awarded.
(Max points vary)
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- STANDING SEAMMETAL ROOFING PANELS
- ROSIN PAPER SLIP SURFACE
- FULLY-ADHERED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING
- 5/8" SHEATHING
- 2x10 RAFTERS W/ SPRAY FOAM INSULATION (UNVENTED)
- 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD (REQ FOR THERMAL BARRIER)
STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING
EXT WALL CONSTRUCTION: (OUTSIDE to IN)
- CLEAR CEDAR SHINGLES
- CORRUGATED SPACER MESH
- BUILDING PAPER OR HOUSE WRAP DRAINAGE PLANE
W/ MIN 6" OVERLAP AT HORZ JOINTS
- 1/2" SHEATHING
- 2x6 STUD WALL W/ SPRAY FOAMINSULATION
- 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD W/ VAPOR
SEMI-PERMIABLE LATEX PAINT
CEDAR SHINGLE SIDING
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T.O. FOUNDATION WALL EL: (-) 1'-3"
T.O. ENTRY LEVEL SUB FLR EL: 0'-0"
B.O. FLOOR FRAMING EL: 9'-1"
T.O. UPPER LEVEL SUB FLR EL: 10'-1"
T.O. GABLE WALL PANEL EL: 17'-2"
B.O. CEILING JOISTS / RAFTER TIES EL: 18'-2"
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EGRESS = WINDOWWITH MINIMUMNET CLEAR OPENING OF 5.7
SQUARE FEET (24"Hx20"WMIN) WINDOWSILL HEIGHT
NOT MORE THAN 44" ABOVE FLOOR.
1 DEPTH OF SPRAY FOAM INSULATION TO MEET 2006 IECC
REQUIREMENT FOR THE PROJECTS CLIMATE ZONE.
2 STEPS OR RAMP TO GRADE AS REQ PER SITE CONDITIONS.
MINIMUM 3'-0" LANDING REQUIRED AT ALL ENTRY WAYS.
PORCHES, BALCONIES OR RAISED FLOOR SURFACES LOCATED
MORE THAN 30" ABOVE THE FLOOR OR GRADE BELOWSHALL
HAVE GUARDS NOT LESS THAN 36" IN HEIGHT.
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2 CASEMENT RIGHT TEMPERED 3' - 1" 4' - 0 1/2" 1
3 CASEMENT LEFT TEMPERED 3' - 1" 4' - 0 1/2" 1
4 DBL HUNG 3' - 7" 5' - 0 1/2" 4
5 CASEMENT LEFT 3' - 1" 3' - 6 1/2" 1
6 DBL HUNG MULLED UNIT 7' - 1" 5' - 0 1/2" 2
WINDOW& DOOR ROUGH OPENINGS REPRESENTED IN THESE SCHEDULES ARE SUGGESTED VALUES
ONLY. SPECIFIC UNIT DIMENSIONS AND ROUGH OPENINGS VARY WIDELY PER MANUFACTURER. IT IS
RECOMMENDED THAT ALL WINDOW& DOOR UNITS BE INSTALLED ACCORDING TO MANUFACTURERS
SPECIFICATION AND INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS.
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1 DEPTH OF SPRAY FOAM INSULATION TO MEET 2006 IECC
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BU, SH
D = COMBINATION SMOKE & CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS:
DETECTORS SHALL BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE EACH
SEPARATE SLEEPING AREA IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
BEDROOMS AND ON EACH STORY OF THE DWELLING
INCLUDING BASEMENTS. ALL DETECTORS SHALL BE
CONNECTED TO A SOUNDING DEVICE OR OTHER
DETECTORS TO PROVIDE AN ALARM AUDIBLE IN ALL
SLEEPING AREAS. ALL DETECTORS SHALL BE APPROVED
AND LISTED AND SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
PT LAM POST ON GALV POST ANCHOR. TO FINISH, STAIN OR
PAINT TO MATCH EXTERIOR TRIM OR USE 1x_ FIBER CEMENT
COVER BOARDS OR USE PRE-FINISHED COLUMN COVER.
VENT AS PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS.
FLOOR TO FLOOR HEIGHTS WILL VARY BASED ON DEPTH OF
FLOOR FRAMING AS DETERMINED BY STRUCTURAL
ENGINEER. STAIR RISERS MUST NOT EXCEED 7 3/4", STAIR
TREADS MUST NOT BE LESS THAN 10" AS PER IRC 2006.
WALL MOUNT STAIR RAIL. MAX PROJECTION MUST NOT
EXCEED 4 1/2" FROMFACE OF FINISH WALL AS PER IRC 2006.
DRIP PAN AND FLOOR DRAIN UNDER WASHER IN LAUNDRY
AREA. VENT DRYER THROUGH ADJACENT EXT WALL OR UP
THROUGH ROOF.
2
3
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
ENTRY LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
4
5
ACCESS TO CONDITIONED CRAWL SPACE PROVIDED UNDER
STAIR CASE. SEE ENTRY LEVEL FLOOR FRAMING PLAN FOR
DETAILS.
6
DRYER VENT THROUGH ADJACENT EXTERIOR WALL. 7
MASONRY CHIMNEY AND FIREPLACE AS PER LOCAL CODE. 8
9
16 DN A-01-1
2
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A-01-1
A-01-2
A-01-2
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2
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1
1 1 1
3 1 1
1
2
1
1
42' - 0"
4' - 6" 7' - 0" 6' - 0" 7' - 0" 6' - 0" 7' - 0" 4' - 6"
42' - 0"
4' - 6" 7' - 0" 6' - 0" 7' - 0" 6' - 0" 7' - 0" 4' - 6"
3
2
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0
"
7
' -
1
1
1
/2
"
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3
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9
' -
1
1
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R
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3
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7
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1
1
/ 2
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3
2
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7
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1
1
1
/2
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R
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1
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9
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1
1
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R
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.
3
' -
1
"
7
' -
1
1
1
/ 2
"
1' - 11 1/2"
R.O.
3' - 1"
1' - 11 1/2" 1' - 11 1/2"
R.O.
3' - 1"
1' - 11 1/2" 1' - 11 1/2"
R.O.
3' - 1"
1' - 11 1/2"
1' - 11 1/2"
R.O.
3' - 1"
1' - 11 1/2" 1' - 11 1/2"
R.O.
3' - 1"
1' - 11 1/2" 1' - 11 1/2"
R.O.
3' - 1"
1' - 11 1/2"
2-6x6-8
2-6x6-8
2
-6
x
6
-8
2
-6
x
6
-8
2
-6
x
6
-8
2
-6
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6
-8
3-0x6-8 3-0x6-8 3-0x6-8 3-0x6-8
BATH 2 BATH 1
BED 1
BED 2
BED 3
WALL LEGEND

NOTE:
DIMENSIONS TO EXTERIOR WALLS
REFERENCE FACE OF STUD.
DIMENSIONS TO INTERIOR
PARTITIONS REFERENCE CENTER
OF 2x4 OR 2x6 STUD.
OR 2x_ RAFTERS
W/ INSULATION
UN-INSULATED
4
' -
5
3
/4
"
1
1
' -
6
1
/ 4
"
1
0
' -
6
1
/ 4
"
2
' -
4
1
/2
"
3
' -
1
1
/4
"
16' - 9" 7' - 7" 16' - 9"
10' - 8 3/4"
6' - 0 1/4"
9' - 2 1/2" 2' - 4 1/2" 12' - 9"
ALIGNED TO END
ALIGNED TO END
2
3
3
TEMPERED
T
E
M
P
E
R
E
D
EGRESS EGRESS
E
G
R
E
S
S
4
5
READING
NOOK
D
D
D
D
1
A-03-1
2
A-03-1
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
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CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
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2
A
M
A-02-2
UPPER LEVEL
FLOOR PLAN
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
MI
BU, SH
D = COMBINATION SMOKE & CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS:
DETECTORS SHALL BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE EACH
SEPARATE SLEEPING AREA IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF
BEDROOMS AND ON EACH STORY OF THE DWELLING
INCLUDING BASEMENTS. ALL DETECTORS SHALL BE
CONNECTED TO A SOUNDING DEVICE OR OTHER
DETECTORS TO PROVIDE AN ALARM AUDIBLE IN ALL
SLEEPING AREAS. ALL DETECTORS SHALL BE APPROVED
AND LISTED AND SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
1
2
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
UPPER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
PROVIDE TEMPERED GLASS SHOWER ENCLOSURE. 3
PROVIDE STATIONARY LADDER UP TO READING NOOK. 4
SAFTY RAILS REQUIRED IN READING NOOK. TOP RAIL TO BE A
MIN OF 36" ABOVE T.O. FINISH FLOOR.
5
+
/-
2
4
' -
5
1
/8
"
V
.I.F
.
8
' -
1
"
1
0
' -
1
"
(
-
)
5
' -
0
"
1
' -
3
"
9
' -
1
"
1
' -
0
"
1
' -
0
"
7
' -
1
"
+
/-
6
' -
3
1
/8
"
V
.I.F
.
W/ FOOTING BELOW
FROST DEPTH TYP (OR AS REQ)
6
12
6
12
20
12
20
12
3
12
3
12
TROPICAL HARDWOOD, PT WOOD OR COMPOSITE DECKING -
2x8 PT DECK JOISTS @16" O/C -
MASONRY CHIMNEY
CRAWL SPACE
- CONDITIONED CRAWL SPACE
- SPRAY FOAMINSULATION ON INSIDE OF
PERIMETER WALLS W/ IGNITION BARRIER
- CONT POLYETHYLENE VAPOR BARRIER
- COMPACTED SOIL
SPRAY FOAMINSULATION W/ IGNITION BARRIER CONT POLYETHYLENE VAPOR BARRIER
3/4" T&G SHEATHING OVER
11 1/4" OPEN WEB FLR TRUSS
3/4" T&G SHEATHING OVER
11 1/4" OPEN WEB FLR TRUSS
RAISED HEARTH
A-05-4
3
A-05-4
4
7' - 8 1/2"
36"
5
' -
0
1
/2
"
V
. I.F
.
5
' -
0
1
/2
"
3
' -
0
"
1 2
3
4
16 UP
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
NOTES:
REVISION SCHEDULE:
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/8
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0
1
0
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A
M
A-03-1
BUILDING SECTIONS
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
MI
BU, SH
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
SECTION 1
1/4" = 1'-0"
2
STAIR SECTION
1
2
PROVIDE STATIONARY LADDER UP TO READING NOOK. 3
SAFTY RAILS REQUIRED IN READING NOOK. TOP RAIL TO BE A
MIN OF 36" ABOVE T.O. FINISH FLOOR.
4
BCB OPEN WEB TRUSSES
(SIZE & SPACING AS REQ)
SPRAY FOAM INSULATION
1/2" GYPSUMON WALL & CEILING
W/ VAPOR SEMI-PERMEABLE LATEX PAINT
BCB OPEN WEB TRUSSES
(SIZE & SPACING AS REQ)
PT SILL PLATE AS REQ
SILL GASKET
CONC FOUNDATION WALL
AS REQ
CONT POLYETHYLENE VAPOR BARRIER/AIR
BARRIER (ALL JOINTS TAPED). FOLD UP ONTO
FOUNDATION WALL AND SECURE W/ PT NAILER
SPRAY APPLIED IGNITION BARRIER
SPRAY FOAM INSULATION
COARSE GRAVEL
FILTER FABRIC
4" PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE
TIE INTO DRY WELL
CONC. FOOTING BELOW
FROST DEPTH
DAMPPROOFING
GRANULAR BACK FILL
CAPILLARY BREAK OVER FOOTING
(DAMPPROOFING OR MEMBRANE)
ANCHOR BOLTS AS REQ PER
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
3/4" T&G SUB FLOOR
FINISH FLOOR
BASE BOARD
IMPERMEABLE BACK FILL
3/4" T&G SUB FLOOR
FINISH FLOOR
BASE BOARD
2x4 PARTITION
1/2" GYPSUMON WALL & CEILING
W/ VAPOR SEMI-PERMEABLE LATEX PAINT
2x8 CEILING RAFTERS OR AS REQ
PURLIN AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
METAL ROOFING PANEL OVERLAP
METAL ROOFING PANEL OVERLAP
STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING PANELS -
FULLY-ADHERED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING -
5/8" SHEATHING -
2x10 RAFTERS W/ SPRAY FOAMINSULATION (UNVENTED) -
1/2" GYPSUM BOARD (REQ FOR THERMAL BARRIER) -
PT BEAM AS REQ
6x6 PT POST, PAINT OR
STAIN TO MATCH EXT TRIM
2x6 CONT HEADER
1/2"x_ CLEAR CEADAR COVER BOARD
DRIP EDGE FLASHING
W/ FASTENING CLEAT
DECK RAILS MIN 36" ABOVE DECK SURFACE
PT WOOD, TROPICAL HARDWOOD
OR COMPOSITE DECKING
DBL 2x8 PT HEADER
1/2"x_ CLEAR CEDAR COVER BOARD
12" DIA CONC SUPPORT W/
FOOTING BELOWFROST DEPTH
GALV STEEL POST ANCHOR
DBL 2x6 TOP PLATE
2x6 SHOE PLATE
2x8 LEDGER
2x_ BLOCKING FLUSH
BETWEEN RAFTERS
CLEAR CEDAR SHINGLES -
CORRUGATED SPACER MESH -
BUILDING PAPER OR HOUSE WRAP DRAINAGE PLANE -
1/2" SHEATHING -
2x6 STUD WALL W/ SPRAY FOAM INSULATION -
1/2" GYPSUMBOARD W/ VAPOR -
SEMI-PERMIABLE LATEX PAINT -
LADDER TRUSS
1x8 TRIM TO MATCH WINDOW& DOORS
2x6 RAKE LADDER FRAMED RAKE OVERHANG
FULLY-ADHERED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING
GABLE FLASHING
SEALANT TAPE
CLEAT
STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF -
FULLY ADHERED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING -
5/8" SHEATHING -
2x10 RAFTERS W/ SPRAY FOAM INSULATION -
1'-0" OVERHANG
DBL 2x_ BLOCKING BETWEEN
LADDER TRUSS RAFTERS
SEALANT CONT AROUND EDGE OF BLOCKING
FULLY-ADHERED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING
ROSIN PAPER SLIP SURFACE
METAL RIDGE CAP
5/8" SHEATHING
"C" CLOSURE
SEALER TAPE
9
12
SEALER TAPE
FASTENERS AS REQ
PANNED ENDS OF ROOF PANELS
VENT STACK
4" GRANULAR CAPILLARY BREAK
& DRAINAGE PAD NO FINES
VENT THROUGH ROOF
2" EPS RIGID INSULATION AS REQ
CONC. SLAB AS REQ
PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE ADDED
TO "T" TO COUPLE SUB-SLAB
PRESSURE FIELD TO VENT STACK
SEALANT AT ALL
SLAB PENETRATIONS
ONE VENT FOR EACH PORTION OF FOUNDATION
IN EPA ZONE 1 RADON AREAS, INSTALL RADON RESISTANT FEATURES BELOW
THE SLAB. EPA RADON MAP BY COUNTY IS AVAILABLE AT:
http://www.epa.gov/radon/zonemap.html
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
NOTES:
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A
M
A-04-1
DETAILS 1
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
MI
BU, SH
1" = 1'-0"
1
TYPICAL WALL SECTION
3" = 1'-0"
2
STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING -
RAKE
3" = 1'-0"
3
STANDING SEAM METAL ROOFING -
RIDGE
1" = 1'-0"
4
RADON DE-PRESSURIZATION DETAIL
1 2
3 4
5 6
7 8
STEP 1:
WOOD FRAME WALL WITH
SHEATHING AND HOUSE WRAP
STEP 2:
MODIFIED "I" CUT IN HOUSE WRAP
STEP 3:
- HOUSEWRAP FOLDED IN;
ALTERNATELY, TUCK HEAD FLAP UNDER
- INSTALL WOOD BACKDAM
STEP 4:
- INSTALL FIRST PIECE OF ADHESIVE
BACKED FLASHING
- INSTALL SECOND PIECE OF ADHESIVE
BACKED FLASHING
- INSTALL CORNER PATCHES AT SILL
STEP 5:
INSTALL WINDOWPLUMB, LEVEL AND
SQUARE PER MANUFACTURER'S
INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 6:
INSTALL JAMB FLASHING FIRST THEN
HEAD FLASHING
STEP 7:
FOLD DOWN HOUSEWRAP AT HEAD
STEP 8:
APPLY CORNER PATCHES AT HEAD
1
/4
"
3/4"
1/2"GYPSUM BOARD, FINISH
W/ SEMIPERMEABLE LATEX PAINT
2" EPS RIGID INSULATION @
INSIDE FACE OF HEADER
STRUCTURAL HEADER
(SIZE AS REQ PER R.O.)
1x4 INTERIOR WOOD TRIM
1x_ INTERIOR WOOD TRIM
JAMB EXTENDER RIP TO FIT
SILL RIP TO FIT
WINDOWUNIT AS PER PLANS
SINGLE OR DBL 2x6 SILL PLATE (AS REQ)
2x6 STUD WALL W/ SPRAY FOAM
CAVITY INSULATION
BUILDING PAPER OR HOUSE WRAP
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP OVER
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE TAPE & FLASHING
ALUM FLASHING W/ DRIP
EDGE. FASTEN WALL W/ ADHESIVE MEMBRANE
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE FLASHING TO LAP
OVER NAIL FIN & ONTO WIN FRAME
SEALANT BEAD UNDER NAIL FIN
ALUM SILL EXTENSION
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP ONTO
SILL AND UNDER SILL GUARD
1x4 CLEAR CEDAR TRIM BOARD
SILL GUARD W/ SEALANT BEAD
1/2"SHEATHING
1/2" OPENING REQ FOR PROPER
VENTING OF RAIN SCREEN
WINDOWFRAME PROFILE IS
SIMILAR FOR FIXED UNITS
CLEAR CEDAR SHAKES OVER CORRUGATED SPACER MESH
(SPACER MESH OMITTED FOR CLARITY OF DETAIL)
1/4"
W/ SEMIPERMEABLE LATEX PAINT 1x4 INTERIOR WOOD TRIM
SILL RIP TO FIT
CAVITY INSULATION
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP INTO JAMB
1/2"SHEATHING
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE TO LAP ONTO WIN NAIL FIN
SEALANT BEAD UNDER
WIN NAIL FIN (TYP)
ALUM SILL EXTENSION BELOW
1
/2
"
1
/4
"
3/4"
2" EPS RIGID INSULATION @
INSIDE FACE OF HEADER
STRUCTURAL HEADER
(SIZE AS REQ PER R.O.)
SILL RIP TO FIT
SINGLE OR DBL 2x6 SILL PLATE (AS REQ)
CAVITY INSULATION
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP OVER
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE TAPE & FLASHING
ALUM FLASHING W/ DRIP
EDGE. FASTEN OVER HORZ FURRING STRIP
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE FLASHING TO LAP
OVER NAIL FIN & ONTO WIN FRAME
OVER 2x4 PT BLOCKING
1x1 CLEAR CEDAR TRIM
SEALANT BEAD UNDER NAIL FIN
1/2" OPENING AT BASE REQ FOR
PROPER VENTING OF RAIN SCREEN
ALUM SILL EXTENSION
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP ONTO
SILL AND UNDER SILL GUARD
1x4 PT HORZ NOTCHED FURRING STRIP @12" O/C
1x3 PT HORZ NOTCHED FURRING STRIP @12" O/C
1x10 CLEAR OR KNOTTY CEDAR BOARD
1x3 CLEAR OR KNOTTY CEDAR BATTEN
SILL GUARD W/ SEALANT BEAD
1/2"SHEATHING
1/2" OPENING REQ FOR PROPER
VENTING OF RAIN SCREEN
1/4"
W/ SEMIPERMEABLE LATEX PAINT 1x4 INTERIOR WOOD TRIM
SILL RIP TO FIT
CAVITY INSULATION
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP INTO JAMB
1x3 PT HORZ NOTCHED FURRING STRIP (BEYOND)
1/2"SHEATHING
HDG STEEL OR S.S. FASTENERS AS REQ (TYP)
1x10 CLEAR OR KNOTTY CEDAR BOARD
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE TO LAP ONTO WIN NAIL FIN
1x1 CLEAR CEDAR TRIM
SEALANT BEAD UNDER
WIN NAIL FIN (TYP)
ALUM SILL EXTENSION BELOW
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
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A
M
A-04-2
DETAILS 2
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
MI
BU, SH
1" = 1'-0"
1
SUGGESTED WINDOW INSTALLATION
(TYPICAL)
3" = 1'-0"
2
WINDOW - HEAD/SILL DETAIL CEDAR
SHINGLE
3" = 1'-0"
3
WINDOW - JAMB DETAIL - CEDAR
SHINGLE
3" = 1'-0"
4
WINDOW - HEAD/SILL DETAIL - BOARD &
BATTEN
3" = 1'-0"
5
WINDOW - JAMB DETAIL - BOARD &
BATTEN
2x4 OR 2x6 CLEAR CEDAR CORNER BOARDS
CORRUGATED SPACER MESH
BEHIND CORNER BOARDS
AND CLAP BOARD SIDING
CLEAR CEDAR SHINGLES
1/2" SHEATHING
S.S. OR GLAV STAPLES
OVER LAP SHEATHING & BUILDING
PAPER 3/4" OVER EDGE OF
FOUNDATION WALL
PT OR CEDAR NAILER
BEHIND BOTTOMCOURSE
DRAINAGE W/ MIN 6" OVERLAP AT JOINTS
1/2" GYPSUMBOARD (WALL & CEILING)
1/2" SHEATHING
INUSLATED WALL SYSTEM
SEALANT @BUT JOINT
SEALANT TAPE AT CORNERS
SEALANT TAPE
@CORNERS
1x4 OR 1x6 CLEAR CEDAR
CORNER BOARD
SEALANT
SEALANT
1x1 CLEAR
CEDAR TRIM
1/2" SHEATHING
INSULATED OR UNINSULATED WALL SYSTEM
SILL GASKET TYP BETWEEN TREATED
WOOD & CONCRETE
3
/4
"
PT OR CEDAR NAILER
BEHIND BOTTOMCOURSE
2x4 OR 2x6 CLEAR CEDAR OR PINE
CORNER BOARDS
1x10 CLEAR OR KNOTTY CEDAR
OR PINE SIDING BOARD
1x3 CEDAR OR PINE BATTEN
1/2" SHEATHING
S.S. OR GLAV STAPLES
OVER LAP SHEATHING & BUILDING
PAPER 3/4" OVER EDGE OF
FOUNDATION WALL
1x3 PT HORZ FURRING STRIPS
@12" O/C. (NOTCH TO ALLOW
FOR VENTING & DRAINAGE)
GALV STEEL OR S.S.
FASTENERS @12" O/C
1/2" GYPSUMBOARD (WALL & CEILING)
1x10 CLEAR OR KNOTTY
CEDAR OR PINE BOARD
GALV STEEL OR S.S. NAILS @12" O/C
INUSLATED WALL SYSTEM
1x4 OR 1x6 CLEAR CEDAR OR
PINE CORNER BOARD
SEALANT
SEALANT TAPE AT CORNERS
SEALANT
1x1 CEDAR OR PINE
SEALANT TAPE
1
/2
"
(
T
Y
P
)
1x3 PT HORZ FURRING STRIPS @12" O/C.
(NOTCH TO ALLOWFOR VENTING & DRAINAGE)
1x10 CLEAR OR KNOTTY
CEDAR OR PINE BOARD
GALV STEEL OR S.S. NAILS @12" O/C
1x3 PT HORZ FURRING STRIPS @12" O/C.
(NOTCH TO ALLOWFOR VENTING & DRAINAGE)
1
' -
0
"
2
"
3
/4
"
1/2" SHEATHING
INSULATED OR UNINSULATED WALL SYSTEM
RETICULATED FOAM INSECT MESH
SILL GASKET TYP BETWEEN TREATED
WOOD & CONCRETE
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
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M
A-04-3
DETAILS 3
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
MI
BU, SH
1" = 1'-0"
1
CEDAR SHINGLE SIDING - DRAIN
SCREEN - ISOMETRIC DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"
2
SCREEN - CORNER DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"
3
SCREEN - BOTTOM OF WALL DETAIL
1" = 1'-0"
4
BOARD & BATTEN SIDING - RAIN SCREEN
- ISOMETRIC DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"
5
- CORNER DETAIL
3" = 1'-0"
6
- BOTTOM OF WALL DETAIL
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP OVER FLASHING
1/2" 1/8" 0
"
-
7
"
T.O. ENTRY LEVEL SUB FLOOR
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE UNDER LEDGER
2x10 PT LEDGER
1/4" PLASTIC SPACER
DBL 3/8" HDG LAG BOLTS &
WASHERS @32" O/C
FLASHING FASTEN TO FACE OF WALL
W/ ADHESIVE SEALANT TAPE
RIM JOIST AS PER PLANS
SILL GASKET
3
/4
"
FSC CERTIFIED TROPICAL HARDWOOD
PT WOOD OR COMPOSITE DECKING
JOIST HANGER BEYOND
DRAINAGE PLANE TO LAP OVER FLASHING
1/2" 1/8" 0
"
-
7
"
T.O. ENTRY LEVEL SUB FLOOR
ADHESIVE MEMBRANE UNDER LEDGER
2x10 PT LEDGER
1/4" PLASTIC SPACER
DBL 3/8" HDG LAG BOLTS &
WASHERS @32" O/C
FLASHING FASTEN TO FACE OF WALL
W/ ADHESIVE SEALANT TAPE
RIM JOIST AS PER PLANS
SILL GASKET
3
/4
"
FSC CERTIFIED TROPICAL HARDWOOD
PT WOOD OR COMPOSITE DECKING
JOIST HANGER BEYOND
DOOR UNIT AS PER PLANS
1/2" CLEAR CEDAR TRIM BOARD
FINISH FLOOR MATERIAL OVER
SUB FLOOR SHEATHING
2x4 BLOCKING
2x12 NOTCHED STRINGERS
MAX 19.2" O/C
1" MIN
OUTSIDE FACE OF GYPSUM ON
2x_ INTERIOR PARTITION
3/4" PLY SHEATHING
FINISH FLOOR MATERIAL
SOLID WOOD NOSING
1/2" PLY SHEATHING W/
FINISHED WOOD VENEER
FLOOR FRAMING AS REQ
DBL 2x_ HEADER AS REQ
10" MIN
7
3
/4
" M
A
X
2x4 BLOCKING
2x3 NAILER FOR GYPSUMBOARD
IF UNDERSIDE OF STAIR IS TO BE FINISHED
1/2" GYPSUMBOARD
OUTSIDE FACE OF GYPSUM ON
2x_ INTERIOR PARTITION
STAIR BEYOND IF DOUBLE FLIGHT
2x_ FRAMED WALL REQ @BOTH
END STRINGERS
BLOCKING
2x12 NOTCHED OUTSIDE STRIGNERS
MUST BE NAILED CONT AT
2x_ FRAMED WALL
MIN 1" THICK FINISHED
WOOD FACE STRINGER
1/2" GYPSUMBOARD
(TERMINATES AT FACE STRINGER)
3/4" PLY SHEATHING
FINISH FLOOR MATERIAL
SOLID WOOD NOSING
2x12 NOTCHED STRINGERS
MAX 19.2" O/C
2x12 NOTCHED OUTSIDE STRIGNERS
MUST BE NAILED CONT AT
2x_ FRAMED WALL
1/2" GYPSUMBOARD IF UNDERSIDE
OF STAIR IS TO BE FINISHED
MIN 1" THICK FINISHED
WOOD FACE STRINGER
STAIRWAYS SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN 36" IN CLEAR WIDTH AT
ALL POINTS ABOVE THE PERMITTED HANDRAIL HEIGHT.
HANDRAILS SHALL NOT PROJECT MORE THAN 4.5" ON EITHER
SIDE OF THE STAIRWAY AND THE MINIMUMCLEAR WIDTH OF
THE STAIRWAY AT AND BELOWTHE HANDRAIL HEIGHT,
INCLUDING TREADS AND LANDINGS, SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN
31.5" WHERE HANDRAIL IS ON ONE SIDE AND 27" WHERE
HANDRAILS ARE PROVIDED ON BOTH SIDES. STAIR RISERS
MUST NOT EXCEED 7 3/4", STAIR TREADS MUST NOT BE LESS
THAN 10" AS PER IRC 2009.
PT 2x12 NOTCHED STRINGERS
PAINT ON WOOD PRESERVATIVE
@ALL CUTS
2 1/2" WOOD SCREWS
PT 2x4 BRACING NAILED TO STRINGER
DECK STAIR TREAD. MATERIAL TO BE
PT 1x_, COMPOSITE DECKING, PT OR FSC
CERTIFIED TROPICAL HARDWOOD.
1/2" DIA x 6" BOLTS EPOXIED
INTO SLAB
PT 2x4 KICK BOARD OVER 4" CONC
SLAB
PT 2x4 NAILER
DBL PT 2x_ HEADER
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
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CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
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3" = 1'-0"
1
DECK LEDGER @ WALL - BCB TRUSS
FLOOR
3" = 1'-0"
2
DECK LEDGER @ DOOR - BCB TRUSS
FLOOR
1" = 1'-0"
3
INTERIOR STAIR - SECTION DETAIL
1" = 1'-0"
4
DECK STAIR - ISOMETRIC DETAIL
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WALL LEGEND
POURED CONCRETE
FOUNDATION WALL
NOTE:
DIMENSIONS ON THIS PAGE
REFERENCE OUTSIDE FACES OF
CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALLS
AND PT SILL PLATES ABOVE WHERE
THEY OCCUR BASED ON ENTRY
LEVEL FLOOR FRAMING PLAN.
CONC FOUNDATION WALL AS REQ
FOOTING AS REQ BELOWFROST DEPTH
PROPOSED LOCATION
FOR MECH EQUIPMENT 2
CRAWL SPACE
- COMPACTED SOIL
8 1/4"
7' - 3 3/4" 8' - 0" 10' - 0" 8' - 0" 7' - 3 3/4"
8 1/4"
42' - 0"
42' - 0"
8 1/4"
7' - 3 3/4" 8' - 0" 10' - 0" 8' - 0" 7' - 3 3/4"
8 1/4"
3
2
' -
0
"
1
6
' -
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"
1
6
' -
0
"
5
' -
9
1
/4
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5
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9
1
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"
3
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"
1
6
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0
"
1
6
' -
0
"
5
' -
9
1
/4
"
5
' -
9
1
/4
"
+
/- 5
2
' - 3
1
5
/1
6
" V
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.
W/ FOOTING BELOW
W/ FOOTING BELOW
LINE OF FLOOR FRAMING ABOVE
LINE OF FLOOR FRAMING ABOVE
STAIRS DOWN INTO CRAWL SPACE FROM ENTRY LEVEL
CRAWL SPACE
- COMPACTED SOIL
CONC FOUNDATION WALL AS REQ
FOOTING AS REQ BELOWFROST DEPTH
1
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PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
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BASEMENTS / CRAWL SPACES / SLABS:
THE BUILDER ASSUMES ALL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR PROVIDING
ACCESS FOR DUCT AND PLUMBING CHASES BELOWCONCRETE
SLABS AND THROUGH FOUNDATION WALLS AS REQUIRED. IT IS
ALSO THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUILDER TO PROVIDE
ADEQUATE LIGHT AND VENTILATION FOR BASEMENTS AND OR
CRAWL SPACES AS REQUIRED BY LOCAL CODES.
1/4" = 1'-0"
1
FOUNDATION PLAN
2 PROVIDE CONCRETE SLAB 4" ABOVE GRADE AS BASE FOR
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT.
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1
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' -
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"
1
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' -
0
"
3
2
' -
0
"
1
6
' -
0
"
1
6
' -
0
"
FRAMING PAGE LEGEND
COLUMN SUPPORT BELOW
POINT LOAD FROM ABOVE
PLUMBING DROP
OPEN WEB FLOOR TRUSS
WOOD BEAM
STEEL BEAM
STRUCTURAL FRAMING
MEMBER AS NOTED
2x_ SOLID BRIDGING
LOAD BEARING PARTITION
JOIST OR BEAM HANGER
17' - 4 1/4" 3' - 6" 21' - 1 3/4"
7
' -
5
3
/4
"
8
' -
4
1
/2
"
1
6
' -
1
3
/4
"
6
' -
3
"
2 1/2"
41' - 7"
2 1/2"
6
' -
3
"
6
' -
3
"
2 1/2"
41' - 7"
2 1/2"
6
' -
3
"
BOTTOM CHORD BEARING 11 1/4" OPEN WEB TRUSSES
@16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
1
2x8 PT DECK JOISTS @16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
2x8 PT DECK JOISTS @16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
PROVIDE DBL DECK JOIST @EACH POST
PROVIDE DBL DECK JOIST @EACH POST
DBL 2x8 PT HEADER
DBL 2x8 PT HEADER
2x8 PT LEDGER OVER SHEATHING
DBL 2x8 PT END JOIST
2x8 PT LEDGER OVER SHEATHING
DBL 2x8 PT END JOIST
2x12 RIM JOIST 2x12 RIM JOIST
DBL 2x12 RIMJOIST
DBL 2x12 RIMJOIST
1
1 1
DBL 1 3/4"x16"
LVL HEADER
2
2 2
2
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PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
GENERAL:
THE FRAMING LAYOUT ON THIS PAGE IS INTENDED TO BE A
SUGGESTED LAYOUT ONLY. DESIGN LOADS & WEATHER
CONDITIONS VARY BY REGION. AS A RESULT THE SIZE, SPACING &
LAYOUT OF ALL STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS IN THIS HOME DESIGN
MUST BE APPROVED BY A STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND CODE
OFFICIAL BASED ON YOUR SPECIFIC SITE LOCATION PRIOR TO
CONSTRUCTION.
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MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS: (VERIFY W/ LOCAL CODE)
FLOOR SHEATHING:
3/4" APA-RATED EXPOSURE 1, T&G,
48/24 SPAN RATING, EXPOSURE 1
10d COMMON NAILS @6" O/C B.N. & E.N.,
10d COMMON NAILS @10" O/C INT. FRAMING
ROOF SHEATHING:
5/8" APA-RATED EXPOSURE 1,
24" MINIMUM SPAN RATING,
SAWN STRUCTURAL FRAMING MEMBERS:
MEMBERS GRADE
2x_ WALL STUDS D.F. #2
2x_ FLOOR JOISTS & ROOF RAFTERS D.F. #2
BEAMS & HEADERS D.F. #1
POSTS (4x,6x,8x) D.F. #1
WOOD BEAM MINIMUMALLOWABLE BENDING STRESS:
MEMBERS Fb (PSI)
GLUED LAMINATED TIMBERS 2400
LAMINATED VENEER LUMBER 2700
INTERIOR HEADERS:
INTERIOR NON-BEARING SPANS USE:
2x4 FLAT FOR SPANS UP TO 3'-0"
4x4 D.F. #2 FOR SPANS UP TO 5'-0"
NOTES:
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FRAMING PLAN
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1/4" = 1'-0"
1
ENTRY LEVEL FLOOR FRAMING PLAN
1 PROVIDE 2x6 SOLID BRIDGING. SECURELY FASTEN AT EACH
TRUSS AND AT END WALLS.
2 PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING BETWEEN TRUSSES AT LOCATION
OF POINT LOAD FROM ABOVE.
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3 3
3
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42' - 0"
3
2
' -
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"
17' - 4 1/4" 7' - 3 1/2" 17' - 4 1/4"
7
' -
5
3
/4
"
8
' -
4
1
/2
"
1
6
' -
1
3
/4
"
FRAMING PAGE LEGEND
COLUMN SUPPORT BELOW
POINT LOAD FROM ABOVE
PLUMBING DROP
OPEN WEB FLOOR TRUSS
WOOD BEAM
STEEL BEAM
STRUCTURAL FRAMING
MEMBER AS NOTED
2x_ SOLID BRIDGING
LOAD BEARING PARTITION
JOIST OR BEAM HANGER
DBL 2x12 RIMJOIST
DBL 2x12 RIMJOIST
1 1
BEAM AS REQ BEAM AS REQ
BEAM AS REQ
BEAM AS REQ
6
' -
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"
6
' -
0
"
5 1/2"
41' - 1"
5 1/2"
6
' -
0
"
6
' -
0
"
5 1/2"
41' - 1"
5 1/2"
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PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
GENERAL:
CONSTRUCTION.
REVISION SCHEDULE:
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FLOOR SHEATHING:
ROOF SHEATHING:
MEMBERS GRADE
MEMBERS Fb (PSI)
INTERIOR HEADERS:
NOTES:
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FRAMING PLAN
07-003
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1/4" = 1'-0"
1
UPPER LEVEL FLOOR FRAMING PLAN
1 PROVIDE 2x6 SOLID BRIDGING. SECURELY FASTEN AT EACH
TRUSS AND AT END WALLS.
16 DN 3
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1
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"
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PURLIN AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER PURLIN AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
2x12 RIDGE RAFTER 2x12 RIDGE RAFTER
CENTER LINE OF PURLIN AS REQ
CENTER LINE RIDGE RAFTER
CENTER LINE OF PURLIN AS REQ
EXT FACE OF WALL STUD
EXT FACE OF WALL STUD
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4' - 5 1/2"
GABLE OPENING
7' - 1" 5' - 11"
GABLE OPENING
7' - 1" 5' - 11"
GABLE OPENING
7' - 1" 4' - 5 1/2"
1 1 1
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IN
1
2
S
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@
6
IN
1
2
2x6 PT RAFTERS @16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
2x10 RAFTERS @16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
(TYPICAL TO ROOF OVER CONDITIONED SPACE)
2x6 PT RAFTERS @16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
2x10 RAFTERS @16" O/C OR AS REQ PER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
(TYPICAL TO ROOF OVER CONDITIONED SPACE)
CONT 2x8 LEDGER OVER FACE OF SHEATHING CONT 2x8 LEDGER OVER FACE OF SHEATHING
2x8 LEDGER EXTENDS OUT
TO SUPPORT LADDER FRAMED
RAKE OVERHANG
2x8 LEDGER EXTENDS OUT
TO SUPPORT LADDER FRAMED
RAKE OVERHANG
2x6 LADDER FRAMED RAKE OVERHANG TYPICAL
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2x6 GABLE WALL FRAMING BELOW
2x6 RAFTERS @16" O/C
SLOPE
@3 IN 12
SLOPE
@3 IN 12
2x6 SHOE PLATE
3/4" T&G SHEATHING
DBL 2x6 TOP PLATE
2x12 RIM JOIST
1/2" SHEATHING
2x8 LEGER
2x6 RAFTER OVER PORCH
5/8" SHEATHING
2x10 RAFTER
2x8 CEILING JOIST OR AS REQ
PURLIN AS REQ PER
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
2x10 RAFTER
(NOTCHED AROUND PURLIN)
2x10 RAFTER
(NOTCHED AROUND PURLIN)
5/8" SHEATHING
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
GENERAL:
CONSTRUCTION.
REVISION SCHEDULE:
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FLOOR SHEATHING:
ROOF SHEATHING:
MEMBERS GRADE
MEMBERS Fb (PSI)
INTERIOR HEADERS:
NOTES:
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1/4" = 1'-0"
1
ROOF FRAMING PLAN
1/4" = 1'-0"
2
TYPICAL FRAMING FOR ROOF GABLE
1 GABLE OPENING IS FORMED BY DIMENSIONS OF 2x6
DORMER WALLS W/ 1/2" SHEATHING. DORMER WALLS
SHOULD BE FRAMED PRIOR TO AID IN ACCURATE RAFTER
PLACEMENT.
1" = 1'-0"
3
ROOF AT WALL
1" = 1'-0"
4
ROOF AT WALL
16%OF
WINDOW
HEIGHT
D
H
16%OF
WINDOW
HEIGHT
D
H
H
D
SCALE
PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
CHECKED BY:
PROJECT NAME:
ABOUT THIS PAGE:
EXTERNAL WINDOWSHADING DEVICES ARE AN EFFECTIVE METHOD
FOR REDUCING HEAT GAINS THROUGH WINDOWS DURING SUMMER.
IN FACT, EXTERNAL SHADING DEVICES CAN REDUCE HEAT GAINS BY
UP TO 80% IF SIZED AND BUILT PROPERLY. WITH THIS IN MIND,
FREEGREEN HAS CREATED THIS PAGE TO ASSIST HOME BUILDERS IN
CONSTRUCTING EFFECTIVE WINDOWSHADING DEVICES. THE
INFORMATION WE PROVIDE INCLUDES A ZONING MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, ZONING CHARTS FOR PROPER SIZING OF SHADING DEVICES
AND A VARIETY OF SHADING DEVICE STYLES AND MATERIALS TO
SUITE DIFFERENT TASTES AND DIFFERENT HOME DESIGNS.
REVISION SCHEDULE:
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FREE GREEN
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STEP 1: FIND YOUR ZONE
STEP 2: FROM THE TABLE, DETERMINE OVERHANG DEPTH FOR YOUR WINDOWS
STEP 3: CHOOSE YOUR WINDOW SUN SHADING DEVICE
STEP 4: CHOOSE YOUR MATERIALS
OVERHANG DEPTH (INCHED), D
W
IN
D
O
W
H
E
IG
H
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(
IN
C
H
E
D
)
, H
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 0
6
12
18
24
30
36
42
48
54
60
66
72
78
84
90
W
IN
D
O
W
H
E
IG
H
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(
IN
C
H
E
D
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, H
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 0
6
12
18
24
30
36
42
48
54
60
66
72
78
84
90
W
IN
D
O
W
H
E
IG
H
T
(
IN
C
H
E
D
)
, H
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 0
6
12
18
24
30
36
42
48
54
60
66
72
78
84
90
W
IN
D
O
W
H
E
IG
H
T
(
IN
C
H
E
D
)
, H
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 0
6
12
18
24
30
36
42
48
54
60
66
72
78
84
90
W
IN
D
O
W
H
E
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H
T
(
IN
C
H
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D
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, H
6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 54 60 66 72 78 0
6
12
18
24
30
36
42
48
54
60
66
72
78
84
90
1" = 1'-0"
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MATERIAL SPECIFICATION:
WOOD TYPES:
PRESSURE TREATED
WESTERN RED CEDAR
TROPICAL HARDWOOD (FSC CERTIFIED REQUIRED)
MAHOGANY
MASSARANDUBA
HARDWARE:
ALL HARDWARE MUST BE EITHER HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED
STEEL OR STAINLESS STEEL. FREEGREEN RECOMMENDS
ONLY STAINLESS STEEL FOR HOUSE LOCATIONS IN CLOSE
PROXIMITY TO THE OCEAN.
FINISHES:
IF USING PRESSURE TREATED WOOD SEAL & FINISH TO MATCH
EXTERIOR WINDOWTRIM.
IF USING WESTERN RED CEDAR SEAL & FINISH TO MATCH
EXTERIOR WINDOWTRIM
IF USING TROPICAL HARDWOOD FINISH MAY NOT BE REQUIRED.
SEALING AND FINISHING OF TROPICAL HARDWOODS WILL
VARY BY SPECIES. CONSULT WITH YOUR PROVIDER FOR
RECOMMENDED FINISHES FOR ALL TROPICAL HARDWOOD
PRODUCTS.
1" = 1'-0"
1
BENCH WINDOW SHADING DEVICE
1" = 1'-0"
2
1" = 1'-0"
3
240
GFI
GFI-WP
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D
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16 UP
D
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3 3
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GFI-WP
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ELECTRICAL OUTLET LEGEND
110V
RECEPTICAL
SWITCH
RECEPTICAL
GROUND FAULT CURRENT
INTERRUPTER RECEPTACLE
GFI AND WATER PROOF
RECEPTACLE
MICROWAVE OVEN
RECEPTICAL
RANGE
RECEPTICAL
UNDER COUNTER
RECEPTICAL
240V
RECEPTICAL
110V FLOOR
RECEPTICAL
ELECTRICAL SWITCH LEGEND
LIGHT SWITCH
DOUBLE LIGHT SWITCH
KEY ROOM
MASTER CONTROL
KEY SCENE
MASTER CONTROL
GRAPHIC EYE
3-WAY LIGHT SWITCH
DIMMER LIGHT SWITCH
OCCUPANCY SENSOR
FAN SWITCH
KR
KS
G
LIGHTING LEGEND
RECESSED DOWN LIGHT
ENERGY STAR RATED
CEILING BOX
BATHROOM EXHAUST FAN
WALL MOUNTED FIXTURE
RECESSED WALL WASHER
RECESSED ACCENT
DIRECTIONAL
RECESSED GLASS
F
RD
RW
RA
RG
RD-ES
RECESSED DOWN LIGHT
LED LINEAR
IN-WALL LED STEP LIGHT
W/ REMOTE TIMER CONTROL
FLUORESCENT STRIP
DRBL
CHIME
TEL
H20
#C
#P
MICELANEOUS ELECTRICAL SYMBOL LEGEND
SMOKE & CARBON
MONOXIDE DETECTOR
DOOR BELL
DOOR BELL CHIME
ICE MAKER
NATURAL GAS/PROPANE
HOOKUP
MULTIMEDIA JACK
(NETWORK/TV)
TELEPHONE JACK
THERMOSTAT
CEILING FAN
T
D
27.
28.
29.
30.
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PROJECT NUMBER:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
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NOTES:
REVISION SCHEDULE:
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ELECTRICAL PLAN
07-003
SEASIDE BARN
07 APRIL, 2010
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1
ENTRY LEVEL ELECTRICAL PLAN
1/4" = 1'-0"
2
UPPER LEVEL ELECTRICAL PLAN

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